Criminal/Post Court Services Division 

Criminal Calendars & Assignments

Hon. Thomas E. Warriner - Courtroom D

Event Type	Day/Time	Notes
Arraignments	Mon - Fri 8:30am	Misdemeanor not in-custody
Prop. 36 Hearings	Mon 10:00am
Settlement Conferences	Tue - Thu 9:30am
In-Custody Arraignments	Mon - Thu 1:30pm Fri 1:00pm	Misdemeanor
Drug Court	Thu 2:45pm
Adult Traffic Trials	Mon & Wed 3:00pm
Motions & Short Cause Hearings	Tue 3:00pm Fri 9:30am

Hon. Francisca P. Tisher, Supervising Judge - Courtroom E

Event Type	Day/Time	Notes
Motions	Mon - Fri 8:30am	Felony
Pre Prelims	Mon - Fri  8:30am	Pre Prelims are set the day before Prelim
Prelim	Wed/Thu/Fri 8:30am
Settlement Conference	Thu 8:30am	Misdemeanor
Arraignment on Information Settlement Conference	Mon 8:30am	Felony
In-Custody Arraignments	Mon - Thu 2:30pm Fri 1:30pm	Felony
Readiness Conference	Wed 1:30pm
Jury Trials	Mon 8:30am

Hon. Mark S. Boessenecker - Courtroom H

Event Type	Day/Time	Notes
Trials		As assigned
Assignments from Courtroom E	Mon -  Fri

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I take care of my outstanding warrant?

You may appear at the Criminal Division counter to clear a pending warrant of arrest Monday through Friday at:

8:30am or 1:30pm for misdemeanor cases

8:30am or 2:30pm for felony cases

The clerk will direct you to a specific courtroom where you will respond to the outstanding warrant. If you fail to report to the assigned courtroom, your warrant will remain outstanding.

How can I get re-enrolled in my court ordered program?

In some instances, the clerks in the Criminal/Post Court Services division may provide a re-referral to a court ordered program. If you are on formal probation, you must obtain written permission from your Probation Officer before appearing at the Criminal/Post Court Services Division counter.

What is an expungement?

If granted, an Expungement allows a person who has been previously convicted of a misdemeanor or certain felonies to reopen their case and set aside the conviction. Withdraw their plea of “guilty”, enter a plea of “not guilty”, and close the case without a conviction. The Penal Code sections that govern this action are Penal Code §1203.4 and §1203.4a.

Granting of an Expungement does not remove the case entirely from your record. The arrest and charges will still exist and you must disclose the conviction in any direct question contained in any application for public office, for licensure by state or local agency or for contact with the California State Lottery.

Instructions for filing a Petition to Expunge

Petition for Dismissal Form