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As we mark the Judicial Council’s 100th anniversary, we’re highlighting ways we’ve helped transform the court experience for Californians—from expanded self-help and language access services to technology and modern, secure courthouses. youtube.com/watch?v=EhrXLm…

SCAM ALERT: California courts don't send traffic text messages. If you receive a text message about a ticket, don't respond to the message, click any links, or scan QR codes. For accurate information, contact your local court courts.ca.gov/find-your-court

California Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero today issued a statement on @CAgovernor Gavin Newsom's revised budget proposal for the judicial branch. newsroom.courts.ca.gov/news/chief-jus…

100 Milestones for 100 Years: Establishment of the Commission on Qualifications See more milestones and info on the council’s anniversary page: courts.ca.gov/policy-adminis…

Data Shows Success of Yolo Superior Court’s Pretrial Services Program Pretrial services programs aim to increase the safe and efficient release of arrested individuals before trial while still protecting public safety and ensuring court appearances. newsroom.courts.ca.gov/news/data-show…

Jurors are everyday citizens who are called upon to make important decisions that impact people's lives and communities. Their participation is essential to the functioning of our justice system. THANK YOU, residents of Santa Clara County! #JurorAppreciationWeek2026

🎉 Juror Appreciation Week | May 11–15, 2026 🎉  The San Joaquin County Superior Court proudly celebrates Juror Appreciation Week as we recognize the community members who step forward to serve.  In 1998, the California Legislature designated the second full week of May to honor residents who serve on juries — and we are proud to continue that tradition.  Jurors set aside work, family time, and daily responsibilities to fulfill one of the most important civic duties in our democracy. Their commitment ensures fair and impartial trials and helps maintain public trust in the justice system.  To every juror who answered the call — thank you for your service. 👏⚖️  Learn more about jury service in San Joaquin County:  🔗 sjcourts.org/divisions/jury…  #JurorAppreciationWeek #JuryService #CivicDuty #SanJoaquinCountyCourts #AccessToJustice

Thank you to every Angeleno who steps up for jury service. Your time, your perspective and your commitment help ensure fair and impartial justice for all in Los Angeles County. This Juror Appreciation Week, we honor the millions who answer the call each year, and the essential role you play in keeping our courts strong, accessible and community‑driven. Your service matters. Your voice matters. Thank you, Jurors.

🌟 Happy Juror Appreciation Week! 🌟 This week (May 11 - May 15), we extend our heartfelt thanks to every individual who has answered the call to serve as a juror. Your time, dedication, and commitment play a vital role in ensuring fairness and justice in our community.

May 11-15, is recognized as Jury Appreciation Week. Join us in celebrating 🎉as we honor the dedication, time, and civic commitment of our jurors. Jurors serve a vital role in upholding justice in our community. Thanks for making a difference!⚖️ #JuryAppreciationWeek #CivicDuty

Juror Appreciation Week this year is May 11-15. It’s one way California courts recognize citizens for making the justice system work. Learn about initiatives to improve the juror experience in California. newsroom.courts.ca.gov/news/right-be-…

Jagan Singh, a Judicial Council staff member in Facilities Services, chooses to serve to help build strong systems which include court facilities. youtu.be/s81plsB0kLw?si… #PSRW2026 #IServeBecause

💙 Public Service Week 💙 Behind every employee is a story — one shaped by unique lived experiences, compassion, and a commitment to serving others. As we wrap up Public Service Week, we continue shining a light on the faces you see when visiting the San Joaquin County Superior Court. In speaking with our staff, one thing remained constant: the passion and joy they carry in serving our community and supporting access to justice. Every interaction, every case, and every person matters. We are proud to recognize the dedicated public servants who help make our courts a place of fairness, service, and trust each day. ⚖️ #PublicServiceWeek #CourtProud #AccessToJustice #PSRW2026 #SanJoaquinSuperiorCourt #PublicService

During Public Service Recognition Week, the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara proudly recognizes the dedicated public servants who work every day to support access to justice and serve our community. Thank you for your continued commitment to public service!

We extend our deepest thanks to the Court staff who serve our communities with dedication and heart. Your work supports thousands of court users every day and your impact is felt far beyond our halls. Thank you for everything you do, today and every day, in service to the public.

Martha Wright, a Judicial Council staff member in Criminal Justice Services, chooses to serve to show impact in working with the courts and policymakers, which helps inform new ideas. youtu.be/1IzEauBB69c?si… #PSRW2026 #IServeBecause

Public Service Week 💙 This week, we’re proud to recognize the people behind the work — our court professionals who show up every day with purpose, compassion, and dedication. We asked our team a simple question: Why do you serve? Their answers say it all: ✨ “I serve so I can communicate with the public in a way that’s easy to understand.” ✨ “Public trust in the justice system depends on the work we do every day.” ✨ “You can see the direct impact of what we do — I once received help myself, and this is how I give back.” ✨ “If it’s not for me, it’s for someone’s son, mother, or father.” ✨ “I serve because I want to change the way people see court employees.” ✨ “For over 30 years, I’ve been proud to be the help people need.” ✨ “I serve to ensure everyone has access to justice, no matter why they come to court.” Every interaction matters. Every role matters. And together, that commitment to fairness, integrity, and service helps strengthen public trust in the justice system. #PublicServiceWeek #AccessToJustice #CourtProud #PublicService #CommunityFirst

Council member Judge Bunmi Awoniyi of the @SacramentoCourt chooses to serve on the council because of the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the state. youtu.be/b7N1ScnAd1Y?si… #PSRW2026 #IServeBecause

100 Milestones for 100 Years: California's First Survey of Superior Courts See more milestones and info on the council’s anniversary page: courts.ca.gov/policy-adminis…

Jayme Lee, a Judicial Council staff member in Leadership Support Services, chooses to serve because of the impact the council makes on the public. youtu.be/Xrvece_U3qY?si… #PSRW2026 #IServeBecause