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It is the mission of the Napa Superior Court to render fair and equal justice; to inspire trust and confidence in the legal system; and to serve the public with courtesy and efficiency. |
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Online Services
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Pay a fine or sign-up for traffic school |
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Jury
Services Interactive Page |
Confirm jury service, check status or postpone dates |
| Court Calendar |
Daily court calendars |
| Tentative Rulings |
Tentative Rulings posted for the next day's hearings |
| NapaHelp |
Public information about Napa County community services |
| EZ Legal File |
Interactive program to request or respond to papers filed |
Court Closures
Pursuant to a directive by the California Judicial Council, the Napa Superior Court, along with all other superior courts throughout the state, will be closed on the third Wednesday of each month beginning in September through the end of the fiscal year. Below is a list of closure days:
January 20, 2010
April 21, 2010
February 17, 2010
May 19, 2010
March 17, 2010
June 16, 2010
On these days, all court facilities will be closed and all courtroom and clerk’s office operations will be suspended. Parties and agencies will be individually notified of changes to the court calendar affecting their cases. Any legal deadline falling on these days will be extended to the following workday in the same manner as state holidays.
Proposed Revisions to the Local Rules of Court
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Napa County Grand Jury
Recruitment for the 2009-2010 Napa County Grand Jury closed as of April 30, 2009. If you are interested in applying for the 2010-2011 Napa County Grand Jury, you may apply by submitting our online questionnaire.
The Napa County Grand Jury is a historic institution and serves an important role in our society. It is sometimes referred to as the "watchdog" of the community. It functions as an arm of the judicial branch of government and operates under the authority of the Napa Superior Court. The Court is responsible for appointing nineteen Napa County citizens to the grand jury each year. The term of office is July 1 to June 30.
Grand Jury Reports and Responses
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