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Learn about historic jurists and landmark state and federal court cases impacting Hispanic/Latino history in California

Throughout Constitution Month in September, judges and educators will work together to bring quality civic learning opportunities to students in California’s public schools.

The Commission on Judicial Appointments confirmed four appointments to California’s Courts of Appeal in Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and San Diego.

The Supreme Court of California today announced six reappointments and two appointments to these State Bar of California entities.

Court's eleven oral argument sessions to include October special outreach session in Riverside County

On August 19, the California State Legislature passed SCR-196, recognizing the 100th anniversary of the Judicial Council of California. The joint resolution was introduced by Senate Pro Tempore Monique Limón and Speaker of the Assembly Robert Rivas.

The Commission on Judicial Appointments confirmed four appointments to California’s Courts of Appeal in Sacramento, San Jose, and Ventura.

New building will improve security and accessibility, expand public waiting areas, and increase operational efficiency

Former judge, council member, and council administrative director shares his thoughts on the successes and challenges of his tenure as part of the 100-year history of the council

A California judicial ethics committee on Tuesday issued a formal opinion addressing whether a judge may appoint the attorney spouse of a judicial colleague to serve as minor’s counsel in a family law matter before the judge.

Justice Marsha G. Slough, who served on California's Fourth District Court of Appeal and was a two-decade veteran of the state judiciary, died on Saturday following an illness. She was 68.

The Commission on Judicial Appointments will hold public in-person hearings in San Francisco on Aug. 19-20 to consider eight appointments to California’s Courts of Appeal in Sacramento, San Jose, Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and San Diego.