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 Please note that the Judicial Council of California does not provide legal advice or interpret the law. If you need legal assistance, have a question regarding a traffic citation or a particular case, or have a complaint about a judge or an attorney, review the Frequently Asked Questions below, or visit our FAQs page where you will find additional information on many court-related issues.
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To request a court trial you must fill out and file form TUO-TRF-100 Plea & Request for Court Trial.

Contesting a Judicial Decision

An appeal can be filed within 30 days only after being found guilty in a court trial.  New evidence is not accepted on an appeal. The appellate court’s decision deals with the evidence offered and decisions made at the time of trial.
For more information visit the Appeals page.

Courtesy Notices

A Courtesy Notice is sent by the court to the address listed on the citation and contains the following information:

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The bail amount for the citation

The due date when payment must be made

Information on clearing a "fix-it" violation with Proof of Correction (see Proof of Correction section below)

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If your address on the citation is incomplete or incorrect, contact the court in person or by phone at (209) 533-5671 to give a change of address. If the Courtesy Notice has already been processed and mailed to an incorrect address, we are unable to mail out a second Courtesy Notice.
You must take action on the citation on or before the due date listed on your Courtesy Notice.  Not receiving your Courtesy Notice is not a legal excuse for failing to take care of the citation by its due date.  When submitting a payment and/or documents by mail, allow 10 days for delivery and processing.
IF YOU SIGNED THE CITATION, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING CARE OF THE CITATION.  If you have questions regarding your citation that are not answered here, please feel free to contact the traffic division at (209) 533-5671 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., excluding weekends and holidays.

Extensions

You are entitled to one 30 day extension from the due date listed on your Courtesy Notice. You may request a 30 day extension by phone at (209) 533-5671, or in person at the Superior Court, 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370.  For extensions beyond 30 days, you must appear in court and speak with the judicial officer.
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Notice of Appeal and Transmittal of Appealed DeterminationAdvises claimants that their former employer appealed the Department’s decision to find them eligible for unemployment benefits.DE 6315 – English/Spanish | DE 6315/AR – Arabic | DE 6315/A – Armenian | DE 6315/CC – Traditional Chinese (Cantonese) | DE 6315/CM – Simplified Chinese (Mandarin) | DE 6315/F – Farsi | DE 6315/HI – Hindi | DE 6315/H – Hmong | DE 6315/J – Japanese | DE 6315/K – Korean | DE 6315/L – Laotian | DE 6315/CA – Mon-Khmer (Cambodian) | DE 6315/P – Punjabi | DE 6315/R – Russian | DE 6315/T – Tagalog | DE 6315/TH – Thai | DE 6315/V – Vietnamese
Notice of Right to Receive Unemployment Insurance Benefits Pending AppealAdvises claimants that their appeal has been forwarded to the Office of Appeals and explains the right to be paid benefits pending the outcome of the appeal. DE 6315CC – English/Spanish | DE 6315CC/AR – Arabic | DE 6315CC/A – Armenian | DE 6315CC/CC – Traditional Chinese (Cantonese) | DE 6315CC/CM – Simplified Chinese (Mandarin) | DE 6315CC/F – Farsi | DE 6315CC/HI – Hindi | DE 6315CC/H – Hmong | DE 6315CC/J – Japanese | DE 6315CC/K – Korean | DE 6315CC/L – Laotian | DE 6315CC/CA – Mon-Khmer (Cambodian) | DE 6315CC/P – Punjabi | DE 6315CC/R – Russian | DE 6315CC/T – Tagalog | DE 6315CC/TH – Thai | DE 6315CC/V – Vietnamese
Verification of Participation in Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), Alternative TAA (ATAA), or Reemployment TAA (RTAA) for Federal Health Coverage Tax Credit (HCTC)Verification that an individual qualifies as a TAA or ATAA/RTAA recipient for purposes of qualifying for the IRS Health Coverage Tax Credit (HCTC).DE 8340HCTC – English/Spanish
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 Under Government Code section 68106, courts must provide written notice to the public and to the Judicial Council at least 60 days before putting into effect a plan to reduce costs by closing courtrooms or clerks' offices or reducing clerks’ office hours. The council must post all such notices on this Internet site within 15 days of receiving them. This page contains all notices that the council has receive from courts pursuant to section 68106.

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 Losing a loved one is a sad and difficult time for family, relatives, and friends. In addition, those left behind must often figure out how to transfer or inherit property from the person who has died. The property that a person leaves behind when they die is called the “decedent’s estate.” The “decedent” is the person who died.
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In most cases, the court reporter is given 20 days to complete the transcripts, unless an extension of time is requested from the Court of Appeal.
Clerk's Transcript: Once the appeal has been filed and processed, the clerk of the superior court shall prepare the clerk's transcript to consist of all documents that constitute a normal part of the record pursuant to the California Rules of Court.
Transmittal: Upon completion of the clerk's and/or reporter's transcripts, the original record shall be certified to the Court of Appeal and copies mailed to all appropriate parties.
Appointment of Counsel: The Appealing Party may request that counsel be appointed to represent them on appeal.
Appellant's Opening Brief: An opening brief shall be served and filed with the reviewing court. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Respondent's Brief: The respondent's brief shall be served and filed after the appellant's opening brief is filed. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Appellant's Reply Brief: The appellant may serve and file a reply brief after the respondent files its brief. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Opinion: Upon decision of the reviewing court, a written opinion is filed and copies sent to all appropriate parties. The opinion becomes final, providing there are no pending reviews of the case in the Supreme Court.
Remittitur: The remittitur is the final decision of the reviewing court and is deemed issued when the clerk enters it in the record. The clerk of the superior court must immediately send file-stamped copies to all parties involved. If a change in judgment, modifications, or further proceedings have been ordered, the clerk of the superior court shall proceed accordingly.
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Juvenile appeals are filed after judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
Listed below is the procedure, pursuant to the California Rules of Court, from the time a Juvenile Dependency (W&I 300) appeal is filed until the final decision of the Court of Appeal is issued by Remittitur. 
Notice of Appeal: A notice of appeal must be filed in the superior court after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
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Juvenile appeals are filed after judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
Listed below is the procedure, pursuant to the California Rules of Court, from the time a Juvenile Dependency (W&I 300) appeal is filed until the final decision of the Court of Appeal is issued by Remittitur. 
Notice of Appeal: A notice of appeal must be filed in the superior court after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Notice to Court Reporter(s): The clerk of the superior court shall notice any court reporter(s) for transcripts of any hearings conducted throughout the case that are required to be included as part of the normal record on appeal pursuant to the California Rules of Court. In most cases, the court reporter is given 20 days to complete the transcripts, unless an extension of time is filed with the Court of Appeal.
Clerk's Transcript: Once the appeal has been filed and processed, the clerk of the superior court shall prepare the clerk's transcript to consist of all documents that constitute a normal part of the record pursuant to the California Rules of Court.
Transmittal: Upon completion of the clerk's and/or the reporter's transcripts, the original record shall be certified to the Court of Appeal and copies mailed to all appropriate parties.
Appointment of Counsel: The Appealing Party may request that counsel be appointed to represent them on appeal.
Appellant's Opening Brief: The opening brief shall be served and filed with the reviewing court. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Respondent's Brief: The respondent's brief shall be served and filed after the appellant's opening brief is filed. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Appellant's Reply Brief: The appellant must serve and file a reply brief, if any, after the respondent files their brief. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Opinion: Upon decision of the reviewing court, a written opinion is filed and copies sent to all appropriate parties. The opinion becomes final, providing there are no pending reviews of the case in the Supreme Court.
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Abortion services in New York are confidentialHealth care providers generally cannot share medical records or information about reproductive health care services — including abortion, birth control, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases — with your partner, parents, guardians, or anyone else without your permission.Your employer cannot access personal information about your or your partner’s reproductive-health decisions. New York requires insurance coverage of abortionNew York requires Medicaid and all state-regulated private health insurance plans to cover abortions. Any state-regulated private health insurance plan that offers maternity coverage must provide coverage for abortion without cost sharing.New York protects against discrimination based on reproductive health care decisionsYour employer, or an employer considering hiring you, cannot discriminate against you based on your reproductive health decisions. In New York, no one can threaten, hurt, or intimidate you, or interfere with your decision because you have an abortion, plan to have an abortion, or use any other reproductive health service.Beware of fake “abortion clinics” Sometimes called crisis pregnancy centers or limited-service pregnancy centers, these are not abortion clinics. These are places that try to prevent people from having abortions — sometimes even from using contraception. They typically: run ads asking if you are “pregnant, scared, and need help”  make abortion sound very dangerous or inaccurately claim medication abortion can be “reversed” do not offer counseling or referral for abortion, even if they claim to  are often located near or look like real abortion clinicsMost of these facilities are not health care providers and are not subject to the same privacy laws as medical facilities. Many are connected with organizations that oppose abortion, contraception, and education about reproductive health. Before doing anything at a facility or sharing any personal information, ask whether abortion services are available. If staff don’t directly answer or give you a vague answer, you may be at a fake abortion facility.If you accidentally go to one of these facilities, the staff will try to talk you out of having an abortion. You are free to leave. You can find a real abortion provider through the resources listed in this brochure.
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