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Oakland, CA 94612
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Oakland, CA 94607
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2060 Fairmont Drive
San Leandro, CA 94578
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510-891-6332

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2500 Fairmont Drive
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San Leandro, CA 94578
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2233 Shore Line Drive
Alameda, CA 94501
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2120 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
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5151 Gleason Drive
Dublin, CA 94568
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39439 Paseo Padre Parkway
Fremont, CA 94538
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24405 Amador Street
Hayward, CA 94544
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1221 Oak Street
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Oakland, CA 94612
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1225 Fallon Street
Oakland, CA 94612
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661 Washington Street
Oakland, CA 94607
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San Leandro - John George Psychiatric Pavilion

2060 Fairmont Drive
San Leandro, CA 94578
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2500 Fairmont Drive
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For over three decades, guests have enjoyed unrivaled views of the Bristol Hills and Rochester skyline from Woodcliff Hotel & Spa. The iconic 236-guestroom hotel is situated atop the highest point in Monroe County. With an array of activities to experience, Woodcliff Hotel & Spa is the perfect getaway for couples, families, and business travelers alike. Over 14,000 square-feet of event space, including a stunning event center fit for groups up to 500, makes Woodcliff Rochester's premier event venue.
While here, enjoy dinner at the award-winning Horizons restaurant, find serenity at the Spa at Woodcliff, or book a tee time at the Links for a relaxing round of golf. There's so much to discover at Woodcliff Hotel & Spa!

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From time to time, short sections of rail trails and canalway trails are temporarily closed – typically for 4 to 8 weeks or longer – due to construction activities on the trail corridor or other reasons. Trail closures may be needed during rehabilitation of old deteriorated trail sections, or due to repair of bridges, culverts, or utilities that cross the trail. 
Trail users will need to utilize alternate on-road routes to detour around temporary trail closures.
The following Empire State Trail segments are currently closed. (Closures are listed chronologically by section with most recent listed first)
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Hudson Valley Section (New York City to Albany)

Multiple locations, Rensselaer and Columbia Counties: Beginning mid-May through the end of August, National Grid will be performing corridor maintenance along 20 miles of the Albany-Hudson Electric Trail between the town of Nassau to the north and Greenport to the south. During this time trail users may encounter segments of the trail that are closed for tree trimming. Trail users will need to follow local roads to detour around these temporary closures. Work will occur on weekdays only and is expected to conclude in August. Click here to see this segment of the trail. 
Hudson, Columbia County: The City of Hudson will be undertaking streetscape improvements along N and S Front Street where the trail is aligned on-road. Work is expected to begin in June and last through October, 2024. While the road will not be fully closed, construction equipment and temporary detours will be in place for certain periods. Trail users should follow detour signage or utilize alternate routes to connect through the city.  This information will be updated as the project documents are finalized. Click here to see this trail segment.
New Paltz, Ulster County: Beginning in May, contractors will begin constructing a shared-use path along Henry W Dubois Drive where the Empire State Trail is aligned in the Village of New Paltz.
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To appeal a parking ticket, you may call the Sonora City Police Department at (209) 533-8143, or visit them at 100 S. Green Street, Sonora, CA.

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	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: Clerk - (209) 588-2306; Appeals Supervisor - (209) 533-5567

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	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: (209) 533-5555

Unlawful Detainers

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	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: Clerk - (209) 588-2306; Appeals Supervisor - (209) 533-5567

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Appellate Division of the Superior Court
	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: Clerk - (209) 588-2306; Appeals Supervisor - (209) 533-5567

Limited Jurisdiction Civil

Appellate Division of the Superior Court
	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: Clerk - (209) 588-2306; Appeals Supervisor - (209) 533-5567

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Appellate Division of the Superior Court
	12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370
	Phone: Clerk - (209) 588-2306; Appeals Supervisor - (209) 533-5567

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Appellate Division of the Superior Court
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The Grand Pacific Financing building at 1255 Corporate Center Drive is also home to Auto Insurance Specialists, Charter Enterprises, and Casey Family Services.

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Los Angeles Corporate Center is a prestigious 110-acre office campus located just off the 710 freeway in Monterey Park. LACC offers high-image, highly-efficient facilities in an easily accessible downtown Los Angeles and Pasadena-adjacent location. Its suburban setting offers abundant free parking, extensively landscaped grounds, and dramatic views from its hill-top perch. Tenants include AT&T, New York Life Insurance, Prudential Insurance, Mutual of Omaha, United Commercial Bank, E1 Financial Credit Union, Chinese Daily News, AppleOne Employment Services, and Auto Insurance Specialists.For leasing information regarding the properties at 900, 1000, 1200, and 1255 Corporate Center Drive, please contact:  Real Estate Company: Charles Dunn Company; Equity OfficeLeasing Representatives: Linda Lee; Bill Boyd Phone: 818-550-8200Emails: Email Linda Lee; Email Bill BoydSee Available Units (PDF)

 
 

 
 

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Let the Judge know whether it is a serious hardship for you to sit on a long trial.  Be patient during this process because a lot of people have similar time concerns.

Why do I have to wait around so much as a juror?

The Judge and Court staff work hard to reduce the time you spend waiting as a juror.  However, waiting time cannot be completely eliminated.  A trial is very important to the people involved.  The law is also complex and many steps have to happen before, during, and after the trial.  Try to be patient and come prepared with a book or other reading material to occupy your time while waiting.  Court staff will try to explain delays when possible.  Be assured everyone is working to avoid delays.

What kind of trial will I hear?

There are two types of jury trials:  criminal and civil.  Juvenile and family law trials are not heard as jury trials.

Can I take notes or ask questions during the trial?

It depends.  Judges decide whether jurors can take notes or ask questions during a trial.  A juror may ask the Judge about this at the beginning of the trial, but the final decision rests with the Judge.  If permission to ask questions is granted, the questions will be given to the Judge in written form.  Jurors should pass these written questions to the bailiff so that the questions remain anonymous.  It is important that jurors stay connected to the proceedings, and both note taking and question asking can assist jurors in processing the evidence presented.

Is my privacy protected during and after the trial?

The Judge will take your privacy into consideration when making decisions about the case.  The Judge must balance the requirement in the federal Constitution that guarantees people a public and speedy trial on the one side, against jurors’ real concerns about privacy on the other side.  If you have concerns about privacy, please let the Judge know.  If a newspaper or television reporter, or a lawyer or a friend of one of the people involved in the case approaches you during the trial, let the Judge know immediately.  Such contact is inappropriate during a trial.
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What if I am already working with a bar association or judge on my judicial application?

The program is not intended to replace any existing program or previous relationship. Judicial Mentor Program participation should complement those efforts.

How will I find out if I’ve been selected as a mentee in the program?

You will receive an email from the Judicial Mentor Program Committee.

Are mentees in the Judicial Mentor Program given preference in judicial appointments?

No. The program is not designed to give certain applicants an inside track to appointment. Applicants who do not participate in this program are not disadvantaged. Assigned judicial mentors are not expected to serve as personal references for the mentees. Nor is participation an endorsement of a candidate by Alameda County Superior Court.

Are there any judges who will not participate as judicial mentors?

Yes. Members of the Governor’s Judicial Selection Advisory Committee (JSAC) will not serve as mentors.

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