Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile announced today he has received approval from Chief
Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye to issue a new emergency Order pursuant to the
emergency powers granted to him under Government Code 68115. Under today’s Order,
the Court – which has not held any jury trials since March 17 – would resume Criminal
jury trials in August 2020.

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New General Order from LASC regarding the phases to re-opening.

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Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile issues General Order outlining social distancing requirements as Court gradually expands operations effective June 22. https://t.co/fjzY02bfjR pic.twitter.com/gBHOu4eJPW

— LA Superior Court (@LASuperiorCourt) June 12, 2020

Some of the New Procedures will be:

• Face masks and/or facial coverings are required and mandatory at all times to enter any
courthouse or courtroom and must be worn covering the nose and mouth. This policy
applies to attorneys, parties, witnesses, court staff, Judges, Commissioners, vendors and
the general public. The only exceptions to this policy will be for a documented medical
condition or excuse, or an ADA accommodation approved by the Court. If an exception is
granted, admittance into the courthouse may be restricted to a specific time of the day. If
necessary, the time allotted for any granted exception may require the individual to wait
until later in the day or schedule an appointment for admittance.

• The Clerk’s Office and Self-help Centers in every courthouse are inaccessible to the public
unless you have a pre-scheduled appointment.

• Use drop boxes on the courthouse steps for filings in paper (same procedures as are
currently used). Intake counters for filings will be unavailable.

• The children’s waiting rooms will remain closed until further notice at all courthouse
locations. To help manage social distancing requirements, parents are strongly
encouraged to find childcare arrangements before coming to a courthouse.

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Amid continued concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in an effort to
comply with federal, state and local guidelines, the court will be extending the
closures of the Corona, Moreno Valley, Temecula and Hemet Courts as well as the
Riverside Self-Help Center and the Riverside Records Center from June 15, 2020
through June 26, 2020.

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Long Beach, Hollywood, Inglewood, Mosk and Pasadena Courts Closed for Rest of Day

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The Governor George Deukmejian (Long Beach), Hollywood, Inglewood, Inglewood Juvenile, Stanley Mosk, and Pasadena Courthouses closed for the remainder of the day. https://t.co/cVjtLIi0Uo

— LA Superior Court (@LASuperiorCourt) June 4, 2020

Foltz, Hollywood, Spring Street Courthouses Remain Closed Today. Stanley Mosk will be Open until Noon for Restraining Orders Only.

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Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center, Hollywood Courthouse, and Spring Street Courthouse remain closed today; Stanley Mosk Courthouse open until noon for restraining orders only. https://t.co/GZlFuqxwak

— LA Superior Court (@LASuperiorCourt) June 3, 2020

LASC will re-open today after being closed yesterday in the interest of public safety.

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Superior Court of Los Angeles County courthouses to reopen Tuesday, June 2. https://t.co/6tYjmhsy5T

— LA Superior Court (@LASuperiorCourt) June 1, 2020

In the interest of Public Safety the LA Superior Court is closing all courthouse locations for today, Monday June 1st.

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San Bernardino Superior Court Outlines its Road Map to Re-Opening.

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Orange County Superior Court to begin gradual re-opening on Tuesday, May 26th. The public is advised not to come to the courthouse unless advised to do so by the court.

On Tuesday, May 26, 2020, the Superior Court of California will re-open courthouses for limited services. Members of the public should not visit a courthouse unless they have been notified by the Court that they have a hearing scheduled on their matter.https://t.co/K1quxW0XuD

— OC Superior Court (@OCSuperiorCourt) May 21, 2020

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