Representing Yourself In Court
It is always best to have a lawyer. The law and court proceedings are complicated, and lawyers have legal training. A lawyer can help you understand your rights and options and help get the best result possible in your case. Sometimes even simple matters can have consequences that you are not aware of or do not understand.
If you are representing yourself in a case, or thinking about doing so, the following links may help you:
If you are representing yourself in a case, or thinking about doing so, the following links may help you:
Court Dress Code
Court check in begins 30 minutes prior to the session time. Dress code is strictly enforced. Click the following link for Courtroom dress code and decorum (rules).
Defendants that arrive late or are not dressed appropriately will be rescheduled.
pdf Court Dress Code
pdf Courtroom Rules
Defendants that arrive late or are not dressed appropriately will be rescheduled.
pdf Court Dress Code
pdf Courtroom Rules
Legal Advice
The Municipal Court cannot give legal advice of any nature.
Court personnel are allowed to explain Court proceedings and procedures regarding misdemeanor cases filed in this Court only.
If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney.
Court personnel are allowed to explain Court proceedings and procedures regarding misdemeanor cases filed in this Court only.
If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney.