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Table of Contents
Title 1. General and Administrative Rules
Title 2. [Reserved]
Title 3. Civil Cases
Title 4. Criminal and Traffic Rules 
Title 5. Family and Juvenile Rules ( español 简体中文 中国传统的 Mam Tagalog ਪੰਜਾਬੀ Tiếng Việt عربي )
Title 6. Mental Health Rules
Title 7. Probate Rules
Title 8. Appellate Rules
Index
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Appendix A. - Local Forms
Appendix B. - Attorney Fee Guidelines
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If you violate this rule, you could cause a mistrial.

Why do attorneys talk with the judge out of the jurors' hearing?

Such conferences are held to discuss legal issues, or to agree upon what evidence may be submitted for you to consider. These conferences often help expedite the trial or to avoid the possibility of a mistrial.

Who can I write to with suggestions about my jury service?

The presiding judge or jury commissioner of the court

Can I transfer my service to a different court location?

No, you cannot.

What do I do if I received two summonses from your court?

Contact the court and let them know you have two summonses. You will have to report for jury duty for one of the summonses. This occurs when the DMV, Registrar of Voters, or Franchise Tax Board has your name differently in their systems. It could be a middle initial missing or a maiden name not changed after marriage. Because our selection is random and doesn't contain information such as social security number or dates of birth, the system has no way of determining that you are one in the same person. This may happen more often unless you contact these agencies and correct your name. You may contact the Registrar of Voters office at (510) 272-6973 or your local DMV office.

Why am I always being summoned and others are not?

The selection and management of jurors is governed by the Code of Civil Procedure. By law, potential jurors are selected RANDOMLY from the Department of Motor Vehicles' drivers and identification card holders, Voter Registration list, and the Franchise Tax Board list. If the information you provide to these three sources is not identical, you may be summoned more often than others.

Can I send my spouse in my place?

No, you may not substitute someone else in your place for jury duty. The selection process is done randomly and must stay that way.

How does a juror make an ADA accommodation request?

You may contact the court to request an ADA accommodation at ADA_Request@alameda.courts.ca.gov, (510) 891-6211 or (510) 891-6213.
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As an entirely volunteer operation, the primary goal of East Bay Stand Down is to serve and support those veterans in need with respect and dignity.
In conjunction with East Bay Stand Down, the Alameda County Superior Court offers a Stand Down Court at the encampment to help veterans resolve specific infraction and misdemeanor cases. Visit East Bay Stand Down programs and events.

Homeless & Caring Court

The Homeless and Caring Court seeks to address some of the legal barriers confronting homeless individuals. The Court holds bimonthly court sessions in homeless shelters and community sites in Alameda County. Typically, participants have been cited for various minor nonviolent offenses. These matters often escalate when homeless defendants fail to appear in court and arrest warrants are issued, creating new or additional sanctions and preventing these defendants from obtaining housing and other social welfare assistance. The individuals who participate must demonstrate their readiness to come to court in a variety of ways depending upon their particular circumstances, including seeking employment, education, pursuing sobriety, and general stability in their lives. The defendants are identified as good candidates for the Homeless Court through a consortium of local service providers. For more information, please contact
Kathie Barkow Coordinator, Alameda County Homeless and Caring Court 510.967.5161 kathiebarkow@earthlink.net

Judicial Administration Fellowship

The Judicial Administration Fellowship Program is administered by the Center for California Studies at California State University, Sacramento and co-sponsored by the Judicial Council. The fellowship program is both academic and professional. Full-time professional placements include trial and appellate courts throughout California and the Administrative Office of the Courts; the Superior Court in Alameda County is proud to offer a dynamic and insightful experience for each fellow working in our Court. Upon acceptance into the program, fellows enroll as graduate students in Public Policy and Administration at Sacramento State, and attend academic seminars. Each year, ten fellows are accepted into the ten-month program, which begins in September of each year.
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The right to a trial by jury is a privilege that applies to both criminal and civil cases and is recognized as the foundation of the American court system, guaranteed by both U.S. and California Constitutions.

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Welcome to Jury Service

Thank you to all jurors for your service. The Court is continuing to take steps to ensure the health and safety of all who come to court by following public health guidance and Cal/OSHA regulations. The Court  no longer requires persons to wear a mask while inside a courthouse; however, masks are still strongly recommended and anyone who chooses to wear a mask will be allowed to do so.

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The Jury Services unit of the Superior Court of Alameda County does not call citizens to request payment for failing to appear for jury service. California law does not permit citizens to pay a fine in lieu of jury service; a fine may be assessed, but the citizen would still be required to reschedule jury service for a later date.