DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Some individuals will not get their day in courtroom Monday when downtown space Los Angeles County Superior Courts are closed to the general public because of the massive crowds and avenue closures anticipated for the Dodgers’ victory parade.
The courthouses closed Monday are the Stanley Mosk Courthouse at 111 N. Hill St., the Clara Shortridge Foltz Legal Justice Heart at 210 W. Temple St., Superior Court docket departments on the Spring Road Courthouse at 312 N. Spring St. and the Archives and Data Heart at 222 N. Hill Road.
All courtroom issues scheduled for Monday within the downtown Civic Heart courthouses might be continued or rescheduled.
Individuals in search of restraining orders might go to any courthouse that hears household legislation issues.
Jurors who had been scheduled to serve Monday don’t have to name in for reporting directions Sunday evening however should resume calling in Monday for Tuesday directions. Jurors at the moment serving on trials in these courthouses don’t have to report Monday.
The vast majority of Los Angeles County courthouses will stay open with regular operations, Superior Court docket officers stated.
Common operations on the Civic Heart courthouses will resume on Tuesday.
Additionally Monday, the Kenneth Hahn Corridor of Administration — headquarters for the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Workplace, Auditor-Controller’s Workplace, Treasurer-Tax Collector’s Workplace and Board of Supervisors — might be closed for the Dodgers victory parade.
Members of the general public in search of help from the Assessor’s Workplace can go to considered one of its district and regional workplace places for in-person companies, and requests for help will also be submitted on-line.
The HOA will reopen and return to common operations on Tuesday.
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