General Information

The Amador Superior Court encourages the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution ("ADR") in civil cases.

Documents maintained in court case files are public records and subject to public inspection.

Information for individuals with disabilities in accordance with the American Disabilities Act.

The Civil Grand Jury investigates and reports on the operation of county and local government entities. The Grand Jury also investigates misconduct by local public officials.

Address and telephone numbers for court locations and divisions.

The Amador County Sheriff’s Office provides security services to the Court.

Current openings and benefit information

The Court provides this list of Private Mediators as a public service. The Court does not pay for family law private mediation services.

The Amador County Courthouse stood on the same site at 108 Court Street in Jackson from the mid-1800's until 2007 when the current courthouse opened at its new location.

The Amador County Superior Court will expand the case types for which interpreters are made available.

A list of honorable Judicial officers serving this court.

The right to a trial by jury is the privilege of every person in the United States, whether or not that person is a citizen.

The Commission is mandated by provisions of the State Welfare and Institutions Code and is comprised of no less than seven nor more than fifteen members.

Neither court facilities nor court proceedings may be photographed, recorded, or broadcast except as provided in California Rule of Court.