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Supreme Court As the state's highest court, its decisions are binding on all other California state courts. Supreme Court Case Search Oral Argument Webcasts Courts of Appeal The California Courts of Appeal are divided into six appellate districts, based on geography. Appellate Case Search About Courts of Appeal Superior Courts

Before June 1998, California's trial courts consisted of superior and municipal courts, each with its own jurisdiction and number of judges fixed by the Legislature. In June 1998, California voters approved Proposition 220, a constitutional amendment that permitted the judges in each county to merge their superior and municipal courts into a "unified," or single, superior court. As of February 2001, all of California's 58 counties have voted to unify their trial courts.

Information You Need to Find a Court Record Online. You can locate a case if you know: The name of a party associated with the case, or. The case number, or. The District Attorney (DA) case number. Be aware: Civil Limited and Misdemeanor Records may be available only for 10 years for some court locations. Juvenile cases are not included in this index.

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