Scheduled Court Hearings
More court hearings are being conducted in person. At the same time, other court hearings are still being held by phone and video conference.
Cases that require the parties to agree to remote proceedings
- Final guardianship hearings
- Sentencing hearings
- Bench trials
- Hearings about which evidence can be used in court
- Juvenile delinquency final ruling
- Termination of parental rights
- Sentencing hearings
- Trials for defendants who are at risk of going to jail
- Hearings about which evidence can be used in court
All other cases can be heard remotely with or without the agreement of the parties.
How to attend a court hearing
If you have a court hearing, you will receive information from the court about where to appear in person, or how to join the proceeding from your computer or phone. Watch this video for tips on preparing for a remote court hearing.
How to observe a public court hearing
There are four ways to access online court proceedings:- You can come to the courthouse to view the proceeding.
- Many criminal proceedings are being streamed live.
- For other cases, email the judge in advance to ask if you can attend.
- You can request an audio recording of a recent court hearing.
Recording a public court hearing
You must submit a request form in advance to record any court hearing. This includes court hearings held by video or telephone. Read the Guidelines on Media Access and Electronic Devices for more information.Interpreting Services
Interpreters must be provided during remote court events the same as if the case were taking place in the courthouse.Request an interpreter
Contact a Court
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Appellate Division: | Call 609-815-2950 |
Tax Court: | Call 609-815-2922 |
Supreme Court: | Call 609-815-2955 |