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Q:  I would like to drive my electric vehicle to court. Are there any charging stations available?
A:  The County has the following EV chargers for public use at a fee:

County Government Center
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	 All have a charging rate of 6.8 kWh, 208 volt, 32 amp charging circuits and utilize the standard charging plug for EVs.

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Q:  Where is the court and how do I get there?
A:  The court is in the city of Ventura, located at 800 South Victoria Avenue. Coming from the South, take the 101 to 
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Q:  I live in the Simi area. Why can't I serve there?
A:  Everyone must report to the Ventura courthouse. Jury trials are not heard at the Simi courthouse at this time.

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Advantages of ADR
ADR can save time. Litigation can take years to complete; ADR usually takes weeks or months. If you decide to go to court, ADR can reduce the time to settlement.
ADR can save money. Parties can save on litigation costs and attorneys' fees.
ADR offers you more control and flexibility. Parties choose the process most appropriate for their case. You have more control over the time, place, pace, and outcome of the process.
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