Need a DUI Lawyer in San Bemardio County?

San Bernardino County Superior Court handles misdemeanor and felony criminal cases through its criminal court system. The county has multiple criminal court locations, including the San Bernardino Justice Center at 247 West Third Street in San Bernardino. Your specific courthouse depends on the assignment of your case, so check your citation, release paperwork, or court case information before appearing.

At a criminal arraignment, the San Bernardino County Superior Court informs the accused person of the charges and advises them of their rights. Bail may be set or the person may be released on their own recognizance. The defendant then enters a plea, such as not guilty, guilty, or no contest.

The San Bernardino County Superior Court warns that if you do not appear in court, a warrant may be issued for your arrest, which can lead to jail time or fines. If you cannot attend a scheduled hearing, you should address the issue with your attorney or the court rather than simply failing to appear.

San Bernardino County Probation states that you can check your court records through the Superior Court's online system to determine whether an active warrant exists. If you are on probation, you can also contact your assigned probation officer.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department provides an Inmate Locator that can be searched using a booking number or identifying information. The county's Probation Department specifically directs the public to the Sheriff's Inmate Locator for information about people in San Bernardino County custody.

Yes. The San Bernardino County Probation Department's Adult Specialized Services Bureau is responsible for investigation, supervision, and case management in targeted areas that include DUI. The county also maintains a specialized DUI unit for supervising people convicted of felony DUI offenses.

San Bernardino County has used an intensive probation supervision program for people with multiple DUI convictions. County information describes proactive home contacts, alcohol testing, treatment-compliance monitoring, DMV-restriction monitoring, and enforcement of court-ordered probation conditions. 

San Bernardino County Superior Court handles misdemeanor and felony criminal cases through its criminal court system. The county has multiple criminal court locations, including the San Bernardino Justice Center at 247 West Third Street in San Bernardino. Your specific courthouse depends on the assignment of your case, so check your citation, release paperwork, or court case information before appearing.

San Bernardino Superior Court advises people appearing in criminal court to bring identification, case documents such as a citation or jail-release papers, and documentation showing compliance with court orders when applicable.

San Bernardino Superior Court provides online criminal and traffic case information. The court's criminal division also provides information about arraignments, pretrial proceedings, bail, warrants, and other stages of criminal cases.