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Superior Court of Los Angeles County | Find Case Information Access case information with a case number or search a case number with a party name Access to the public index (Cal Rule of Court, rule 2 507 (b)) is also included, which provides case title, party names, party type, filing date, case number and details on case retention and destruction status across all litigation
Los Angeles County Superior Court - Search by Case Number Beginning June 12, 2025, LACC 3 0 will start accepting same day check in for remote appearance Appellate proceedings To initiate the check-in process, search for the case number and select the scheduled hearing Only hearings scheduled for today are available for check-in
How Does One Correct Time Credits from Prison or Jail? :: Los Angeles . . . Brief Synopsis: Regardless of whether a judge, jail or prison “counted” presentence or post-sentence custody credits correctly, it is good to know to whom to address a request for correction and how to request a correction of the calculation for time served
Criminal Division - LA Court To obtain information regarding hearing dates or case status, you may: call your attorney and request the information by phone; visit the Court’s website at lacourt org; or call the appropriate courthouse to confirm the date you are to appear in court
Adult Probation FAQ’s – Probation - Probation - Los Angeles County The pre-sentence report guides judges to determine the appropriate sentencing for a criminal case and to help assess if the defendant will benefit from probation and other forms of treatment, or serve time in county jail
LASC-Online Services - LA Court In addition to forms approved by the State Judicial Council, the Superior Court of Los Angeles has approved a variety of local forms that you may need to use as your case continues