Which Court Is Your Case In?
In New York, where your case is heard depends on the charge and the municipality where it arose. Misdemeanors, violations, and traffic matters are handled in the local city, town, or village court. Felonies are arraigned locally and then move to the county court for grand jury and trial. Each court runs its docket a little differently, and knowing what to expect at yours is part of a real defense.
Below are guides to the city courts across the counties the firm serves, with addresses, sitting judges, hours, and what each court handles. Attorney Andrew DeLuca has over 15 years of experience appearing in these courts, as a public defender, an Assistant Conflict Defender, and privately retained counsel.
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Saratoga County
Felonies: Saratoga County Court, 30 McMaster Street, Ballston Spa
Montgomery County
Felonies: Montgomery County Court, 58 Broadway, Fonda
Warren County
Felonies: Warren County Court, 1340 State Route 9, Lake George
Fulton County
Felonies: Fulton County Court, 223 West Main Street, Johnstown
Not Sure What Happens Next?
If you were just arrested or handed an appearance ticket, start with our plain-English guide to what happens after an arrest in Upstate New York. For DWI license issues, see DMV refusal hearings. For a domestic case, see how orders of protection work.
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