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   Does the San Francisco Superior Court offer online services?

   • The San Francisco Superior Court offers online access to civil case filings, criminal case filings, tentative rulings, and traffic citation payments. Please visit our Court Technology page for the software requirements to access online services.

   Online Services | Superior Court of California | County of San Francisco

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   Does San Francisco have a criminal court?

   • The San Francisco Criminal Court has jurisdiction over infractions, misdemeanor, and felony cases. The Criminal Court conducts trials, motions, arraignments, preliminary hearings, probation hearings, mental health proceedings, and other types of criminal proceedings.

   Criminal | Superior Court of California | County of San Francisco

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   How do I get to the courthouse in San Francisco?

   • The courthouse is located on the corner of Polk and McAllister streets. Cross the Bay Bridge and take 9th Street/Civic Center exit. Follow 9th Street, which becomes Larkin Street. Go two blocks. Make a left on McAllister Street. Go one block. The Civic Center Courthouse is on the corner of Polk and McAllister streets. Take 101 North.

   Locations & Contact Information - Superior Court of California

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   What does a judge do in San Francisco?

   • Judges have a duty to uphold and follow the law given to them by the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution of California, and the laws passed by the Legislature. The San Francisco Criminal Court has jurisdiction over infractions, misdemeanor, and felony cases.

   Criminal | Superior Court of California | County of San Francisco

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2. sf.courts.ca.govHome | Superior Court of California | County of San Francisco

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   The Superior Court of California County of San Francisco is the official website of the court that handles civil, criminal, family, probate, and juvenile cases in the city and county of San Francisco. You can find information about court services, locations, forms, fees, online payments, jury duty, and more. You can also check the court holidays, Judicial Council meetings, and Supreme Court ...

   • Online Services

     Online Services. Access Made Easy. The San Francisco...

     Tentative Rulings

     · E-Filing

   • Case Information

     Case Query. Search Civil and Criminal Cases by case number...

   • Criminal

     The San Francisco Criminal Court has jurisdiction over...

   • Civil Division

     The largest division in the San Francisco Superior Court,...

     Real Property Court

     · Civil Clerk's Office

     · Civil Records

     · Alternative Dispute Resolution

   • Local Forms

     Request for Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and/or...

   • Locations & Contact Information

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   • Traffic

     Civil Assessment. If You Fail to Appear In Court Or Fail To...

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     · Pay Traffic Citations

     · Red Light Camera Citation

     · Traffic School

     · Traffic Bail Schedule

   • Judicial Assignments

     Community Justice Center; Drug Court; Family Treatment...

   • Human Resources/Employment

     The Human Resources Office is responsible for overseeing the...

   • Unified Family Court

     Civic Center Courthouse 400 McAllister St., Room 402 San...

3. sf.courts.ca.gov › self-helpSelf-Help | Superior Court of California | County of San ...

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   The ACCESS (Assisting Court Customers with Education and Self-help Services) Center can give you legal information and/or referrals to other resources to help you represent yourself. We cannot provide you legal advice.

4. www.w.sfsheriff.com › jail_visitor_infoSan Francisco Sheriff's Department - Jail Visitor Information

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   Visiting is available every day from 1:30-2:30 in 20 minute sessions. The last visit starts at 2:15. A maximum of 2 people are allowed. Visits are scheduled For additional information regarding hospital visits, please contact (415) 206-8483.