Criminal Court Judges - NYC.gov
WEBJudge Robert Mandelbaum was appointed as a Criminal Court Judge in January 2008, and is currently an Acting Supreme Court Justice. Judge Mandelbaum received his undergraduate degree from Brown University and his …
Criminal Division Presiding Judges - NJ Courts
WEBCriminal Presiding Judge. Bergen. Bergen County Justice Center 10 Main Street. Suite/Room 412, Floor 4. Hackensack, New Jersey 07601. Phone: 201-221-0700 ext. 25519. Fax: 201-221-0640.
Judicial Directory - Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania
WEBJudges Address Telephone Beemer, Bruce R. Administrative Judge 509 Courthouse 412.350.2504 Bicket, Alexander P. 323 Courthouse 412.350.5160 Bigley, Kelly Eileen 526 Courthouse 412.350.4729 Borkowski, Edward J. 513 Courthouse 412.350.2711 Caulfield, …
Court Information by County | NYCOURTS.GOV - Judiciary of …
WEBCourt Information by County. Administrative Judge. Hon. Tamiko A. Amaker. Acting Chief Clerk. Antonio Diaz. General Information - addresses, telephone numbers, directions, hours of operation. For more information call the NYC Criminal Court Information Line at (646) 386-4500. Bronx County.
County Criminal Courts - Dallas County
WEBCounty Criminal Courts. Minimum Health Protocols for the Frank Crowley Courts Building. The Criminal District Court Judges and the County Criminal Court Judges acknowledge that Dallas County requires all persons on County Property to wear a face mask.
Harris County Criminal Courts at Law
WEBHarris County Commissioners Court appoints new Judge to preside over Criminal Court at Law 3. (Feb 3, 2022) County Criminal Courts Name Presiding Judge January 2022.
Criminal Division - Circuit Court of Cook County
WEBThis section provides a short list of judges serving in the Criminal Division together with their courtroom location, room number, and telephone number. Click into each judge’s page to view their standing orders (if the judge has a standing order).
Home - ORLEANS CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
WEBThe vision of Criminal District Court is as follows: to preside over criminal matters within its jurisdiction, upholding and interpreting the law and applying the applicable procedural and substantive rules of court in a fair and impartial manner; to ensure fair and equitable disposition or resolution of criminal matters, including trials;
JUDGES - Criminal Court Clerk
WEB© 2023 by Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk's Office, Heidi Kuhn, Clerk
How Courts Work - American Bar Association
WEBCourts and Legal Procedure. The Role of Judges. What does a judge do? Maybe it's best to start with what he or she doesn't do. Even though he or she works for the state, a judge is not a law enforcement officer. A judge is not a prosecutor.
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