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Infractions On-Line
Jury Instructions On-Line
Local Rules of Court July 1, 2009
● Local Rules of Court-Effective January 1, 2010 Security - Weapons Screening El Centro, Brawley and Calexico Courts are actively screening Internet Hot Spots El Centro Courthouse Juvenile Court
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El Centro Courthouse (760) 482-2200 Jury Duty Recording (760) 482-2260 Jury Commissioners Office (760) 482-2259 ● Brawley Court (760) 336-3550 Calexico Court (760) 336-3565 Jail Court (760) 336-3575 Juvenile Court (760) 336-3581 Winterhaven Court (760) 572-0354 ● Valley Plaza Traffic Court (760) 336-3500 Accounting and Finance (760) 336-3515 Collections (760) 336-3510 Infraction Call Center (760) 336-3500
Self-Help Access Center (760) 482-2233 Small Claims Information (760) 482-2238
● Final Report 2007-2008 Report Introduction (1.1MB) Report Matrix (1.8MB) Report Responses (1.6MB) Complete Report (4MB) (due to the large file size of the complete report, we are providing smaller sections for viewing purposes) ● Final Report 2006-2007 Final Report 2005-2006 Final Report 2004-2005 Civil Grand Jury Manual Citizen Complaint Form with Instructions Information Public Notice ● Criteria for Court Appointment of Indigent Defense Policy ● Court Appointed Counsel Lists
Felony & Misdemeanor Bail Schedule -
2009
Statewide Civil Fee Schedule - July 2009
Vexatious Litigant List ● Prior Year Fiscal Results and Court Budget FY 2009/2010
Law Library Information
The Imperial County Law
Library Board would like to know what you think. Any suggestions or
comments are welcome, please contact Jennifer Wojticki at 760-482-4827
or
jennifer.wojticki@imperial.courts.ca.gov
Thank you.
El Centro Courthouse
The Superior
Court of California, County of Imperial is a unified superior court,
served by nine judges, two commissioners, and one referee. The Court employs approximately 135
court staff at six locations.
Imperial County, located in
the lower desert of Southern California's Imperial Valley was founded in
1907 and was originally a part of San Diego County. Bordered by
Mexico to the south, Arizona to the east, Riverside County to the north,
and San Diego County to the west,
Imperial County is one of the prime agricultural counties in California.
The Imperial Valley's life line of water for agriculture and its residents
is
fed by the Colorado river via the All American Canal. The All American
Canal was constructed in the 1930's by the United States Bureau of
Reclamation and has been the sole source of water for Imperial Valley
residents and area farmlands since 1942. Imperial County
extends over 4,597 square miles, and has a population of approximately
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