Are Michigan courts open?

Michigan Courts have changed the way they serve the public during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although some court buildings may be closed to the public, courts are still conducting business. You may need to submit documents electronically, or attend hearings virtually.

Which circuit covers Michigan?

Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has jurisdiction over federal appeals arising from the states of Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. The Court sits in Cincinnati, Ohio at the Potter Stewart United States Courthouse.

How do you check for warrants in Michigan?

To search online, visit courts.michigan.gov and conduct a search using your name. This will pull up the latest information on your criminal and civil record, or any warrants you may have filed.

Does Michigan have a district court?

The Michigan District Courts are limited jurisdiction trial courts. There are 105 district courts in Michigan and distributed among those 105 courts there are 276 district court judges. The courts handle: Preliminary trials on felony charges.

What kind of court is the 33rd Circuit Court in Michigan?

Pursuant to the State Court Administrators Office all Michigan courts, including the 33rd Circuit Court, are now in Phase Four of the Plan To Return To Full Capacity. The circuit court is a trial court of general jurisdiction in Michigan, with very broad constitutional powers.

How to access Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan public court case records?

Click here for the Court’s notice. This site provides information on how to access Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan public court case records through Odyssey Public Access (OPA). Documents filed by parties are not currently accessible online.

Where can I find public case records in Michigan?

The Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan offers electronic access to public case records through public access kiosks located in the lower level of the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, 2 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI. In person counter access to locally-stored, public case records in paper form.

Is there security screening at the 33rd District Court?

Security screening is in progress at the 33rd District Court every day. Individuals and their belongings (purses, bags, briefcases, etc…) entering the 33rd District Court are subject to search. For a list of items that are not allowed in the courthouse, please visit the Information page.

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