The following proceedings are considered essential and/or emergency under the current emergency orders:
- RESTRAINING ORDERS
- Emergency Protective Orders
- Temporary Restraining Orders
- Restraining Order Hearings
- CIVIL
- Civil Ex Parte Proceedings
- CRIMINAL
- In-Custody Arraignments
- Criminal Preliminary Hearings
- Bail review hearings under Penal Code section 1275
- Parole and post-release community supervision revocation hearings
- FAMILY LAW
- Family Law Ex Parte Proceedings
- Hague Convention Proceedings (international kidnapping)
- Emergency Orders Relating to the Health and Safety of a Child
- JUVENILE
- Juvenile Arraignment/Detention Hearings, Adjudication and Disposition
- Juvenile Ex Parte Orders
- Juvenile Restraining Orders
- Juvenile Delinquency Detention Hearings and related case processing
- Juvenile Dependency Detention Hearings and related case processing
- Emergency Orders Relating to the Health and Safety of a Child
- MENTAL HEALTH
- Riese Hearings
- Proceedings under the Lanterman-Petris-Short (LPS) Act
- Judicial Commitments for Dangerous Persons based on Mental Health Conditions
- Criminal Mental Competency Hearings
- PROBATE
- Probate Ex Parte Proceedings
- Probate Emergency Petitions for Temporary Conservatorship
- Probate Emergency Petitions for Temporary Guardianship
- WRITS
- Petitions for Writ Seeking Emergency Relief in Misdemeanor, Limited Civil and Infractions
- Emergency Writs Challenging COVID-19 Emergency Measures
- Writs of Habeas Corpus Challenging Medical Quarantines
Further, please note that the Court has continued all Unlawful Detainer(eviction) trials without a determination pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1170.5(c).
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