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Scheduling Hearings
South Salt Lake Justice Court schedules hearings in person. It may be possible to have a remote hearing. Please contact the Court for prior approval.
The South Salt Lake Justice Court is open to the public without COVID restrictions. However, if you have COVID -19 symptoms or feel unwell, please do not come to the court. We also encourage everyone to continue to use safety precautions such as hand washing, covering nose and mouth while coughing/ sneezing, and giving your neighbors in the courthouse space to feel comfortable.
Thank you for your continued efforts to ensure safe and cooperative experiences in the Justice Court.
MyCase
MyCase is a program through the Utah State Courts that allows you to track your case, make payments, and more.
Juror Information/Qualification
If you received a notice for jury duty, you may follow this link to complete the juror qualification online. If you need to arrange for accommodations of a disability, please contact the Court.
Making Payments
Please make payments online. You will need your citation number or case number to complete a transaction.
You may make payments over the phone if you have difficulty doing so online.
If you need to make a payment with cash you may do so in-person or, with a money order or cashier's check and mail it to:
SSL Justice Court
220 E Morris Avenue
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
You may also place the money order or check in the drop box on the west side of City Hall. Do not put cash in the drop box. Make sure we can read your signature and provide a case number or date of birth with the check or money order. Court payments cannot be taken by any other city department.
Responsibilities
The South Salt Lake Justice Court ensures fair, impartial, and efficient application of the laws of the City of South Salt Lake and the State of Utah. The South Salt Lake Justice Court addresses:
- Class B and C Misdemeanors
- Infractions
- Traffic Citations
- Small Claims cases
- Expungements
Electronic Submission of Official Documents
Please direct any electronic filings or other official court documents via email to the Justice Court.
Please note: Include a case number or date of birth with your attachments.
Under UCJA Rules 4-503 and 9-302, attorneys must submit filings through the e-filing system.
Warrants
Members of the public can now check their warrants online - free of charge. The warrant check screen can be accessed at the Utah Department of Public Safety website.
Ordering a Certified Copy of Your Case Information
If you would like a certified copy of information from your case, you may order it from the Justice Court. Certification costs $4 and printing costs $0.50 per page. Contact us at 801-483-6072 to learn more.
Ordering an Audio Recording of a Hearing
Follow this link to order an audio recording of a hearing.
Fingerprinting Services
We provide fingerprinting services to the public by appointment using LiveScan to generate ten-print cards. Please call 801-483-6084 to make an appointment. The fee is $20.
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Justice Court
Physical Address
220 E Morris Avenue
South Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Phone 801-483-6072Fax 801-464-6786
Hours
Monday through Friday
8 am to 4 pm
Closed HolidaysEntrance
Enter the Court through the outside west entrance of City Hall.
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Community Service
Phone 801-412-3219
- When is my court date?
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You can search for your court date through the Utah State Courts' website.
- Where can I find additional resources on Utah Courts?
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The Utah Courts’ Self-Help Center provides assistance to those who do not have legal counsel. You can reach them at 888-683-0009 or visit the Utah Courts website.
- Can you help with eviction?
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Residents threatened with an eviction in Salt Lake County can dial 801-359-2444 or 801-359-4142. In addition, homeless families taking the steps to stabilize their situation and need help with rehousing can also call for assistance.
- Does the Court provide an interpreter?
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Yes. If you need an interpreter you must contact the court at 801-483-6072 to make that request.
- Does the Justice Court handle divorce?
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No. Divorce cases must be filed in the District Court in the county where the residency requirement is met.