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Announcement: Tulare County Superior Court Introduces Our Virtual Public Counter -

The Tulare County Superior Court is excited to announce our new service, the Virtual Public Counter.  Accessed via mobile device or computer, our virtual public counter offers real-time, face-to-face interactions with our Superior Court support team, potentially alleviating the need for a physical visit to the court. They assist with a variety of services like court records requests, payments, and self-help.  Due to procedural logistics some services may require an in-person visit.  Click here to try it now.

 

 

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Using our online tools and request forms, you can save time by completing many tasks without having to visit the court. You can check your jury group status, pay fines, and request transcripts and public records.

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Access the California Courts Website to request a fine reduction for your traffic ticket in cases of financial need.

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Check your jury group status using our online jury information table. This page is updated as needed. If it has not been updated, please call the 24-hour jury recorder for the court for info.

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Attorney General James Urges Former Students Deceived by DeVry University to Apply for Federal Loan Discharge
“DeVry defrauded thousands of students by selling them on false promises and lies,” said Attorney General James. “Thousands of students attended DeVry with high hopes about post-grad job prospects only to learn that they were deceived. This federal student loan forgiveness for DeVry students will help lift a burden off defrauded students and address the national student debt crisis. I urge former students who attended DeVry in New York to apply for federal loan forgiveness if they believe they were deceived.”
The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) began sending letters to 2,200 former students who attended DeVry in New York between 2008 and 2015 who were eligible for relief under a prior settlement between the OAG and DeVry. Those students potentially qualify for federal loan forgiveness and are encouraged to apply. In 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reached a $100 million settlement with DeVry after a federal investigation revealed that the university inflated its job placement statistics in marketing materials to cajole students into attending the university. Recently, DOE has approved $71 million in federal loan discharges for roughly 1,800 former DeVry students, meaning that the students are no longer required to pay the loan. New York students are also eligible to apply for this discharge even if they received restitution under the prior OAG and FTC settlements.
The OAG reached an agreement with DeVry in 2017 after an investigation revealed that the university made exaggerated statements in ads about graduates’ success in finding employment after graduation and inadequately substantiated claims about graduates’ salary success. As a result of the agreement, DeVry paid $2.25 million in restitution to students and $500,000 in penalties, fees, and costs. New York DeVry graduates may have received restitution under both the OAG and FTC settlements.
Today’s announcement continues Attorney General James’ efforts to help students weighed down by the national student debt crisis. In January, Attorney General James secured more than $110 million in debt relief for thousands of New York students deceived by student loan servicer, Navient. In March 2021, Attorney General James sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Education calling for reforms to help student borrowers.
Attorney General James Secures $15.2 Million Judgment Against Unlicensed Cannabis Store Owner in Upstate New York
Attorney General James, Governor Hochul, and OCM shut down Tulley’s unlicensed cannabis stores in July and secured eviction notices from the landlords where Tulley’s stores were located. The judgment secured today requires Tulley to pay $7 million in disgorgement, the illegal profits he got from selling cannabis without a license, and $8.2 million in penalties for operating without a license and ignoring OCM notices.“David Tulley illegally sold cannabis in multiple stores across upstate and central New York and sold unregulated products to underage customers,” said Attorney General James. “These illegal and unlicensed stores are budding up throughout the state and are hurting our communities. Today, David Tulley is paying the $15 million price for his repeated illegal activity. This punishment should serve as a clear warning for all unlicensed cannabis stores in the state: we will enforce the law and shut down your operations.”New York’s Cannabis Law requires any person who cultivates, processes, or sells any cannabis product to be registered and licensed by the New York State Cannabis Control Board (Cannabis Board).The law imposes a $10,000 penalty for each day in which an individual sells cannabis without a license, and a $20,000 penalty for each day an individual continues to sell cannabis after receiving an order to cease operating from OCM. Tulley was fined $10,000 per day for selling cannabis without a license, totaling $3.89 million. He was also fined $20,000 per day for continuing to sell cannabis after receiving an order to cease from OCM, totaling $4.34 million. Tulley was ordered to pay $7.01 million in disgorgement for the illegal profits he made from the seven unlicensed cannabis stores. In total, Tulley is required to pay $15.2 million in disgorgement and penalties.David Tulley operated retail cannabis stores in Cayuga, Oswego, and Wayne counties and was selling cannabis without a license since at least early 2022, before OCM began issuing licenses.
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Starting a new business in Monterey Park is a simple two-step process:(1) Submit and complete a Zoning Clearance Application for New Businesses online.(2) Submit and complete a Business License Application online.Failure to comply with any City regulation violates the Monterey Park Municipal Code, which may result in adverse action, including, without limitation, fines and/or penalties. All persons seeking to start a new business in the City of Monterey Park are strongly encouraged to speak with the Planning Department before beginning any new operations, including signing lease agreements.Our Zoning Clearance Application for New Businesses process is designed to assist business owners with meeting all requirements to open and operate a new business in the City of Monterey Park. Completing the online application requires staff from various City Departments to contact you if additional or clarifying information is needed. To begin, please click the link below and complete the Zoning Clearance Application for New Businesses Form.ZONING CLEARANCE APPLICATION FOR NEW BUSINESSES FORM   Zoning Clearance and Business License Flow Chart (PDF)Zoning Clearance and Business License Guidelines - Food Services (PDF)Zoning Clearance and Business License Guidelines - Retail & Professional Services (PDF)Starting a Home Occupation BusinessHome occupations are defined as businesses that operate out of the home and are restricted to office use only. Home-based businesses are regulated by the Monterey Park Municipal Code. For more information: Home Occupation Zoning Regulations (PDF)To submit a Home Occupation application, please contact the Planning Division at (626) 307-1315 or planningpermitcounter@montereypark.ca.gov.HOME OCCUPATION ONLINE PERMIT APPLICATIONShort-Term Rental PermitsAll short-term rental operators are required to obtain a permit from the City annually and pay transient occupancy taxes (TOT).
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The Court Collection Department provides enforcement of court-ordered Traffic and Criminal fines imposed in Tulare County. The court has seven collectors available Monday through Friday to provide assistance to defendants with delinquent fines. The collectors can be reached at the Collection Office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or by phone from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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The Traffic and Criminal Filings departments will mail a Failure to Appear (FTA) notice when a defendant has failed to appear as promised by the signature at the bottom of the citation. When the defendant receives a Failure to Appear Civil Assessment notice, they must contact the originating court in order to pay the Bail Forfeiture amount in full or to request payment arrangements. If the defendant does not respond to the FTA notice within 20 days the case will be forwarded to the Traffic Commissioner to hold a Trial in Absentia, which may result in the case being referred to the court collection department.
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The Traffic and Criminal Filings departments will mail a Failure to Pay (FTP) notice when a defendant does not comply with a court agreement such as a payment plan.
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Preclearance review under the John R. Lewis New York Voting Rights Act (N.Y. Elec. Law § 17-210) goes into effect on September 22, 2024. If you are an election official, legislative body, or other person or body that can make changes that affect elections or voting, you may need to request preclearance review if you plan to make certain changes on or after this date.Read the Office of the New York State Attorney General’s preliminary guidance on the entities and practices covered by preclearance and view received comments on preliminary guidance.For more information about voting in New York State, please visit our voting resources page. 

The Office of the New York State Attorney General (OAG) promotes and protects the rights of all eligible New Yorkers to vote by investigating and addressing voting rights violations and by ensuring that all New York elections are run fairly and free from discrimination.   

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John R. Lewis New York Voting Rights Act (NYVRA)A state law enacted in 2022, the NYVRA strengthens the voting rights of all New Yorkers including historically marginalized and disenfranchised communities. The law requires OAG to play a role in enforcing these rights. The NYVRA removes barriers and protects fair, open, and equal access to the ballot box for all eligible New Yorkers. 

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How the NYVRA protects the right to voteThe NYVRA prohibits practices that harm the right to vote. These practices include:Voter suppression refers to laws and practices that make it harder for voters to cast their ballots. Literacy tests, for example, were used in the past to prevent people of color from voting.
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Starting a New Business in Monterey ParkThank you for your interest in starting a new business in Monterey Park.  We look forward to having you be a part of our thriving community.Starting a business in Monterey Park is a simple two-step process: (1) submit and complete a Zoning Clearance for New Business Application with the Community Development Department (which may include Fire and Health Department inspections), and (2) submit and complete a Business License Application. Failure to comply with any City regulation violates the Monterey Park Municipal Code, which may result in adverse action, including, without limitation, fines and penalties. All persons seeking to start a new business in the City of Monterey Park are strongly encouraged to speak with the Planning Department before beginning any operations, including signing lease agreements.Part of the services we provide is to help you through the new business process to make it as efficient and painless as possible. We encourage all new business owners to reach out to our Economic Development Team first to help you streamline the new business process. Please visit the Economic Development Division New Business web page.LinksApply for a Filming Permit in the City (link that sentence to the film la page: https://www.montereypark.ca.gov/1097/Film-Permit-Application) HDL is currently processing business licenses for the City of Monterey Park. To renew your existing business license please visit the HDL page at https://montereypark.hdlgov.com/ Economic Development Opportunities:  Help Your Business Succeed   https://www.montereypark.ca.gov/1475/22580/Help-Your-Business-Succeed

 
 
 

 

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network providers to assure timely access that the plan is required to perform under this chapter and that have been delegated by the plan to the network provider when the obligation of the plan to the enrollee or subscriber is reasonably clear.(C) The administrative penalties available to the director pursuant to this section are not exclusive, and may be sought and employed in any combination with civil, criminal, and other administrative remedies deemed warranted by the director to enforce this chapter.(3) The administrative penalties shall be paid to the Managed Care Administrative Fines and Penalties Fund and shall be used for the purposes specified in Section 1341.45.(h) The department shall work
	with the patient advocate to assure that the quality of care report card incorporates information provided pursuant to subdivision (f) regarding the degree to which health care service plans and health care providers comply with the requirements for timely access to care.(i) The department shall annually review information regarding compliance with the standards developed under this section and shall make recommendations for changes that further protect enrollees. Commencing no later than December 1, 2015, and annually thereafter, the department shall post its final findings from the review on its internet website.(j) The department shall post on its internet website any waivers or alternative standards that the department approves under this section on or after January 1,
	2015.(k) This section applies to a licensed health care service plan that provides services to Medi-Cal beneficiaries. Except for appointment wait time standards set forth in paragraph (5) of subdivision (a) of this section and in Section 1300.67.2.2 of Title 28 of the California Code of Regulations, this section does not alter the requirements or standards of the State Department of Health Care Services specified in Section 14197 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.(l) This section does not prevent the department from developing additional standards to improve timely access to care and network adequacy.SEC. 2. Section 1367.031 of the Health and Safety Code is amended to read:1367.031.
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Check your jury group status using our online jury information table. This page is updated as needed. If it has not been updated, please call the 24-hour jury recorder for the court for info.

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Requesting court transcripts is simple. Enter your information, along with the case information into our online form, and your request will be processed.

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Civil Tentative Rulings, and Probate Examiner Recommendations are available. All attempts possible are made to have the information on these pages updated by 3:00pm the day prior to hearing in order to allow for any needed continuances or travel if an appearance should be required.

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eDelivery	

eDelivery is a service that allows for the electronic submission of filing documents in Civil, 
	Small Claims, Family Law and Probate cases. Documents submitted through eDelivery are not 
	automatically filed and instead must be processed and entered into the case management 
	system for filing by the Clerkâs Offices. eDelivery should not be confused with eFiling, 
	which the Court expects to adopt for Civil, Probate, Appeals, and other case types at some point in 2024. 
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If you have any outstanding arrest warrant, you may contact the Criminal Division to inquire if a Court date can be set for your case. If the clerk is allowed to schedule a hearing date for you, the warrant will remain active and you are subject to arrest until your scheduled Court date. Contact the Criminal Division at (209) 533-5563 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

How do I find out if someone is in custody?

You can find out whether someone who has been arrested is in custody by calling the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office at (209) 533-5844.
You may obtain the Court date and time for an individual who is in custody by calling the Criminal Division at (209) 533-5563 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

Can I get copies of criminal records?

The Criminal Division maintains filings and records of dispositions (judicial decisions.) To get information about or copies of documents from a criminal case, you can make a request in person or in writing via the mail. If you make your request in writing, be sure to include:

A check made out to "Tuolumne Superior Court". (On the payment line, write "not to exceed $25.00", or the amount the clerk tells you once he or she knows how many copies you want.) If you are asking for a certified copy of the document, you will need to pay an extra $40.00, fee plus $0.50 per copy per page.

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A letter including the defendants name, date of birth and case number (if known), as well as a list of the documents you want copied.

What is a felony?

A felony offense is a criminal charge which carries a maximum penalty of a state prison term, or in certain cases, the death penalty. Other possible penalties include: probation, county jail, fines, or a combination thereof.

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