Information regarding a specific case, trial, or hearing can be obtained from PACER. For more information about PACER and the types of case information it provides, refer to Electronic Access to Case Information for the Media.
The system is simple enough that little user training or documentation is required. The PACER system offers an inexpensive, fast, and comprehensive case information service to any individual with a personal computer and internet access. The media and the public can obtain access to the system through the PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) system, the federal judiciary’s electronic public access case information service. The case docket for any case in this district is available online. All questions that cannot be answered with publicly available information, such as the information on this website and on PACER, may be directed to the Chief Deputy of Operations at (213) 894-8481. No one should telephone a judge’s chambers or courtroom deputy clerk. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. The office of the Clerk of Court is located in Room 5550 on the fifth floor of the First Street Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles. All of the Court’s Local Rules are available on this website. The media should familiarize itself with Local Rule 83-6 pertaining to the possession and use of wireless communication devices and equipment capable of taking, making, recording, or broadcasting any still image or audio or video recording in the courthouses and other designated areas. Courthouseįor directions to the courthouses, locations of nearby public parking lots, and other general information about the Central District of California’s courthouses, visit the Court Locations section of this website. The United States District Court for the Central District of California is comprised of three divisions: Western, Southern, and Eastern.Įdward R.
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Accordingly, specific information and/or procedures concerning a trial or hearing may be issued or implemented by the judge presiding over the particular matter. Media representatives should understand, however, that the judge presiding over a particular case is fully responsible for the trial and his or her courtroom, and expects the media to comply with terms that he or she may specify. It is the intention of the Clerk’s Office to treat all members of the media equally and fairly and to afford all media representatives the same degree of access. The Clerk’s Office will make every reasonable effort to accommodate the media’s needs and to provide it with the essential information it needs to do its job. The Clerk’s Office of the United States District Court for the Central District of California has prepared this informational guide to foster cooperation between the Court and the media. Information for a Specific Case, Trial, or Hearing
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