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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Collaborative Justice Court Programs
The Ventura Superior Court operates several specialized courts in collaboration with several County of Ventura agencies and community-based partners. They include:

Adult Drug Court

The Adult Drug Court is designed for drug offenders who have failed Deferred Entry of Judgment programs and 
 would otherwise be committed to state prison. Offenses eligible for participation include non-violent drug-related 
 felonies and non-violent non-drug felonies when the defendant has a demonstrated history of drug abuse which 
 contributed to the offense(s) presented.
Services provided include drug and alcohol assessment, outpatient community-based substance abuse treatment 
 and/or residential treatment, individual and group counseling services, intensive probation supervision and random 
 drug testing.
Collaborative Ventura County partners include: the Probation Agency, Behavioral Health Department, District 
 Attorney, Public Defender, and the Sheriffâs Department.
Community-based partner(s) include: Khepera House and Prototype Womenâs Center.

Dependency Drug Court

Dependency Drug Court is a program for mothers who have given birth to newborns prenatally exposed to alcohol or drugs. 
 Participants receive intensive treatment and supervision while remaining under the jurisdiction of the court. The programâs 
 goal is to provide the earliest possible intervention while strengthening the familyâs ability to care for these children. 
 Successful completion of the program results in early reunification of the family.
Services provided include intensive residential substance abuse treatment for the mother, in-home counseling services, 
 parenting aide services, parenting skills, vocational and educational assessments, and child development monitoring and 
 intervention services, as well as outpatient alcohol and drug treatment services.
Collaborative Ventura County partners include: the Human Services Agency, Behavioral Health Department, Public Health 
 and the Ventura County Medical Center.
Community-based partner(s) include: Prototypes Womenâs Center and ASPIRAnet.

Community Intervention Court

Community Intervention Court provides defendants charged with repeated vagrancy-related crimes the opportunity to 
 participate in appropriate treatment and social service programs aimed at assisting them with reintegration into society. 
 It is open to homeless people arrested for municipal code violations in the city of Ventura.
Defendants participate in an intensive, closely-supervised case management program, which substitutes counseling,
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However, a chair is available for check-out at the Sue-Meg State Park kiosk for use at nearby parks with wheelchair accessible beaches. Call (707) 677-3570 for more information, or click here.
Stone Lagoon, Trinidad. NO BEACH ACCESS. The beach at Stone Lagoon is not wheelchair accessible. However, a chair is available for use at the Stone Lagoon Visitor's Center for use at nearby parks with wheelchair accessible beaches. Check-out is facilitated by staff at the Sue-Meg State Park kiosk. For more information call (707) 677-3570, or click here.
Trinidad State Beach, Trinidad. For availability email info@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org or call (707) 677-2501. One chair available. Transportation to accessible beaches is necessary. Accessible beaches include Trinidad State Beach and Moonstone Beach. Seasonal variations to access may apply.
Moonstone State Beach, Trinidad. For availability email info@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org or call (707) 677-2501. One chair available. Transportation to accessible beaches is necessary. Accessible beaches include Trinidad State Beach and Moonstone Beach. Seasonal variations to access may apply.
Freshwater Lagoon Beach, at Kuchel Visitor Center, Orick. Within the Redwood National and State Park system, The Thomas H. Kuchel Visitor Center in Orick may have beach wheelchairs available. Phone (707) 465-7331 for more information, or click here.
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Redwood Harbor Village RV park, Crescent City Harbor. 1 chair available at Redwood Harbor Village RV Park. For more information call (707) 488-2911.
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CARB prevailed after bench trial and awaiting any appeal.  People ex rel. CARB v. Noil Energy Group, Inc. & Speedy Fuel, Inc. (Los Angeles Superior Court, Case Nos. 20STCV30142, 20STCV30292).Investigation into use of the monies received from CARB under the Hybrid and Zero-Emission Incentives Project; company sued when their participation was paused. GreenPower Motor Company, Inc. v. California Air Resources Board (Sacramento County Superior Court, Case number 23WM000083).Complaint against the company for fraudulent certification of biodiesel additive. California Air Resources Board v. Best Energy Solutions & Technology Corp. (Los Angeles Superior Court, Case No. 22STCV32487).Action in response to Aliso Canyon natural gas leak; alleges nuisance and other theories; case settled but ongoing monitoring. People v. Southern California Gas Company (Los Angeles Superior Court, Case No. BC602973). Other CasesCARB intervened to support petitioners' challenge to China Shipping's assertion that environmental documentation claiming prior mitigation is not needed at the Los Angeles Port. Plaintiffs prevailed at trial court and on appeal; the case is remanded to superior court for further action. South Coast Air Quality Management District v. City of Los Angeles, et al. (California Court of Appeal, Fourth District, Div. 1, Case. No. D080902; San Diego County Superior Court, Case No. 37-2021-00023385-CU-TT-CTL).Challenge under the Endangered Species Act related to dust mitigation within the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area.Friends of Oceano Dunes, Inc. v. California Air Resources Board, et al. (U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Case No. 2:17‑cv‑8733).Third Party Vehicle Warranty Subpoenas (CARB is not a party) (Series of class action lawsuits seeking documents from CARB to support their claims. Individual cases are not listed as ever-changing series of cases.)Multiple cases: The Heavy-Duty Vehicle Inspection Program.
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8:30am Arraignment on Felony Complaint, Preliminary Hearing Confirmations, Preliminary Hearing Settings, Sentencings, and Motions

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Department 5 - Honorable Antonio Reyes

Current assignments:
Criminal- North County Jurisdiction (Visalia/Exeter/Dinuba) Misdemeanor Complaints assigned for all purposes upon filing the initial pleading according to defendant’s last name beginning with the letters, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, R, U and Z.

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Department 6 - Honorable Melinda Reed

Current assignments:
Criminal- North County Jurisdiction (Visalia/Exeter/Dinuba) Felony Informations according to first defendant's last name beginning with letter D, E, F, G, I, J, M, N, O, P, Q, S and V.  

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Assembly Bill 1950 | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
defendant files petition with proof of service on DA, setting a hearing date provided by the clerk's office at least 25 days out
if DA office checks concurs box, the petition and order will be sent to a judge for signature. The hearing on the matter will be removed from the calendar. Court clerk will distribute signed and filed copies of petition and order to DAs and filing party
if DA checks the object box, the matter will remain on calendar
if DA does not respond, the matter will remain on calendar
Forms
TUO-CR-PT-975(a) Defendants Petition & Order - AB 1950 - Felony 3-2021
TUO-CR-PT-975(b) Probation Petition & Order - AB 1950 - Felony 3-2021
TUO-CR-PT-975(c) Defendants Petition & Order -AB 1950 - Misdemeanor 3-2021

 

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If a minor becomes a ward of the Delinquency Court, the court will make orders for the parents and guardians and the minor. The minor may be allowed to live in the parents' or guardians' home under Court supervision or may be placed outside of the home in an unlocked or locked facility.  The factors that the Court will consider in making this determination include the child's age, the seriousness of the offense, and the history of delinquency. 
More information can be found at:  https://www.courts.ca.gov/programs-cfcc.htm

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The Juvenile Justice Commission of Tuolumne County is a state-mandated, court appointed authority. The broad purpose of the Commission is to inquire into the administration of the juvenile court law in Tuolumne County, to provide leadership for citizen action and to promote an effective juvenile court system operated in an environment of credibility, dignity, fairness and respect for the youth of Tuolumne County. Read more about it here. 

 

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Criminal – South County Jurisdiction (Porterville/Lindsay/Tulare) Misdemeanor Pretrial Conferences according to first defendant’s last name beginning with letters O through Z. All Misdemeanor Court Trials and Misdemeanor Jury Trials (all alpha).

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Juvenile – Assigned for all purposes upon the initial pleading- South County Jurisdiction Dependency and Delinquency cases. 

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Department 17 - Honorable Juliet Boccone

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Criminal - South County Jurisdiction (Porterville/Lindsay/Tulare) Felony Criminal Information according to first defendant’s last name beginning with letters D, K, M-P and R-W.

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Courthouse History | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
In 1901, live oak was furnished at $5.50 per cord, white oak for $4.75 per cord, and pine for $4.45 per cord. The wood was originally stored in the basement until 1908, when the janitor complained that flying bugs from the wood made his life unbearable. He was given permission to store it outside thereafter. Eventually the boiler was converted to burn oil, thus relieving the janitor of some hard work. Since then, the heating system has been modernized, and air conditioning was installed. The boilers were removed, and the nearby archive area was relocated, allowing space for construction of a new courtroom. All of the information contained herein has been condensed from two articles written by County Historian, Carlo M. De Ferrari, in Vol. 39, No. 1, July-Sept., 1999, and Vol. 39, No. 2, Oct.-Dec., 1999 of CHIPSA, the Quarterly of the Tuolumne County Historical Society.
For more fascinating facts and stories concerning the development of Tuolumne County throughout the years, please visit the Tuolumne County Museum at 158 Bradford Avenue & Lower Sunset Drive in Sonora, or read the CHISPA, the Quarterly of the Tuolumne County Historical Society. 

 

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