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Hears misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases where damages amount to less than $50,000, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

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Hears criminal misdemeanor cases and traffic cases involving municipal ordinances.

Provides district court services that deal with traffic violations, small claims, gross misdemeanors, and preliminary hearings for felony charges. Also deals with other minor legal issues for Ferry County residents.

Hears misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases where damages amount to less than $50,000, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

Hears criminal misdemeanor cases and traffic cases involving municipal ordinances. City of Friday Harbor contracts with San Juan County Courts.

Hears cases involving alleged violations of City of Tacoma ordinances including, but not limited to: criminal charges, criminal traffic offenses, traffic and parking infractions. The court does not hear small claims or civil cases. Nor does the municipal court handle requests for protection orders, divorce or child custody cases.

Hears criminal misdemeanor cases and traffic cases involving municipal ordinances.

Hears misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases where damages amount to less than $50,000, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

Hears criminal misdemeanor cases and traffic cases involving municipal ordinances.

Hears misdemeanor criminal and gross misdemeanors, civil cases, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and criminal traffic violations for which the maximum fine is $5,000 and/or 364 days in jail.  Preliminary hearings for felony cases are also within the jurisdiction of the court.  Examples of misdemeanors are disorderly conduct, shoplifting and prostitution.  Gross misdemeanors include theft of property or services valued up to $250, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs, and hit-and-run.  The trial in a criminal action may be heard before either a judge or a jury.

Thurston County Superior Court is a state trial court of general jurisdiction situated in Thurston County. This court has state-wide jurisdiction and hears: - major criminal matters (felonies), - civil cases including cases involving real property, - domestic relations matters, - appeals from lower courts (Thurston County District and Municipal Courts), and - appeals from state administrative agencies.

Operates a municipal court that deals with traffic infractions, parking infractions, and civil infractions.

Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and criminal traffic violations for which the maximum fine is $5,000 and/or 364 days in jail.  Preliminary hearings for felony cases are also within the jurisdiction of the court.  Examples of misdemeanors are disorderly conduct, shoplifting and prostitution.  Gross misdemeanors include theft of property or services valued up to $250, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs, and hit-and-run.  The trial in a criminal action may be heard before either a judge or a jury.

Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and criminal traffic violations for which the maximum fine is $5,000 and/or 364 days in jail.  Preliminary hearings for felony cases are also within the jurisdiction of the court.  Examples of misdemeanors are disorderly conduct, shoplifting and prostitution.  Gross misdemeanors include theft of property or services valued up to $250, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs, and hit-and-run.  The trial in a criminal action may be heard before either a judge or a jury.

Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and criminal traffic violations for which the maximum fine is $5,000 and/or 364 days in jail.  Preliminary hearings for felony cases are also within the jurisdiction of the court.  Examples of misdemeanors are disorderly conduct, shoplifting and prostitution.  Gross misdemeanors include theft of property or services valued up to $250, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs, and hit-and-run.  The trial in a criminal action may be heard before either a judge or a jury.

Hears misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases where damages amount to less than $100,000, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

Provides a court system with higher jurisdiction and elected official that is responsible for documents and records of Ferry, Stevens, and Pend Orielle County.

Criminal Citations:   - If a citation is received from a Mercer Island or Newcastle police officer or in the mail, a court appearance is mandatory.   - Failure to appear will result in a warrant being issued for the violator's arrest. Look for an arraignment date in the lower left-hand portion of the citation. If no date appears, the court will issue a summons to appear in court within two to three weeks.   Bench Warrants or Failure to Appear:   - Please contact the court for instructions.   Traffic Infractions:   - Individuals must respond within 30 days by either requesting a hearing or paying the fine in full.   - After 30 days, a $52 late penalty will be added. - Unpaid balances will be sent to a collection agency and may result in a driver's license suspension.   Parking Tickets:   - A person must respond to a parking ticket within 30 days by requesting a hearing or paying the fine in full.   - After 30 days a $25 late penalty is added. Unpaid balances will be sent to a collection agency.   The driver is denied new license tabs until all fines are paid.

King County Superior Court is a general jurisdiction trial court with responsibility for: - Civil matters involving more than $300, unlawful detainers and injunctions - Felony criminal cases - Misdemeanor criminal cases not otherwise provided for by law   - Family law, including dissolutions, child support, adoptions, parentage and domestic-violence protection matters - Probate and guardianship matters - Juvenile offender matters   - Juvenile dependencies, including abused and neglected children, children in need of services, at-risk youth and truancies - Mental illness and involuntary commitment matters Superior Court judges are available to perform civil wedding ceremonies.   Drop-in child care provided by the Children's Home Society at the Regional Justice Center while children's parents appear in court.

Hears misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases where damages amount to less than $50,000, small claims, traffic cases, and requests for domestic violence protection orders.

Provides district court services that deal with traffic violations, name changes, civil suits, anti-harassment/stalking protection orders, small claims, misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, and preliminary hearings for felony charges.

Court of limited jurisdiction and provides exclusive original jurisdiction over alleged violations of all City of Chehalis ordinances and some state statutes. These charges may include non-traffic infractions, traffic infractions, criminal misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors. The court is responsible for collecting all fines and penalties arising from these violations, and processes and maintains all court related documents. The municipal court schedules all hearings and supervises related services including indigent defense, probation services, electronic home monitoring, and community service.

Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and criminal traffic violations for which the maximum fine is $5,000 and/or 364 days in jail.  Preliminary hearings for felony cases are also within the jurisdiction of the court.  Examples of misdemeanors are disorderly conduct, shoplifting and prostitution.  Gross misdemeanors include theft of property or services valued up to $250, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs, and hit-and-run.  The trial in a criminal action may be heard before either a judge or a jury.