9th Circuit Court

Established by a constitutional amendment in 1904, the Courts of Appeal are California's intermediate courts of review. It reviews final judgments of Superior Courts for prejudicial errors of law. The court has appellate jurisdiction when superior courts have original jurisdiction and in certain cases prescribed by statute, such as habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari and prohibition proceedings. The Courts of Appeal have more than 20,000 filings. It also receives appeals from the decisions of the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, Agricultural Labor Relations Board and Public Employment Relations Board. The Courts of Appeal is governed by the Judicial Branch of California.

The Judicial Council of California in Fresno, CA is an organization that oversees the administration and operation of the California court system. They provide support and guidance to ensure the fair and efficient delivery of justice throughout the state. With a focus on upholding the rule of law, the Judicial Council of California works to promote access to justice and maintain the integrity of the court system. Their efforts contribute to the proper functioning of the legal system in California. Generated from their business information

The Fresno County Superior Court serves as the judicial authority within Fresno, California, handling a diverse range of cases, including criminal, civil, family law, and juvenile matters. With multiple courthouses, including M Street Courthouse and BFSisk Courthouse, the court offers various services such as alternative dispute resolution, self-help resources, and specialized programs for behavioral health and domestic violence. Generated from the website