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- Court Locations and Contacts - Supreme Court of California
The California Supreme Court hears oral argument in Los Angeles three times each year Customarily, the Los Angeles court sessions are held in April, June, and December 38 575738, -121 496445
- Contact Us | Judicial Branch of California
You may find information on some Supreme Court and appellate cases at https: appellatecases courtinfo ca gov Please note that not all cases are available online For courts that do not post filings online, contact the clerk's office at the court of jurisdiction
- California Courts - Home | Judicial Branch of California
The Supreme Court is the highest court in the state Cases move up from the Courts of Appeal and the superior (trial) courts In support of the courts, there is the Judicial Council , which is the policy making body for the branch
- Supreme Court | Judicial Branch of California
The California Supreme Court was established in 1849 It is the highest court in the state with a bench comprised of the Chief Justice and six associate justices Learn more about the justices, the structure, scope, people, processes, and history of the court by visiting the Supreme Court Website
- Home | Supreme Court of California
The Court and the Judicial Branch California Courts Overview; Court History; Court Locations and Contacts; Careers and Internships; About the Court
- About | Judicial Branch of California
The California Judicial Branch website provides information about the state's courts, the Judicial Council, and the programs and legal processes that ensure justice is served throughout California Learn more about its history as well
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Judicial Branch of California
Q: How can I find the address and phone number of my local court? A: Search the Find My Court section of the California Courts website and look for Contact Info on your local court's website Q: What should I do if I need legal advice?
- Self-Help Guide to the California Courts
Self-Help Centers can provide legal information and resources to people without a lawyer Help can be in person, over the phone, or online
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