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County Clerk
The County Clerk and the Superior Court Clerk handle court cases, jury duty, passports, and bail bonding information.
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Bail Bonding Companies
View a listing of approved bail bonding companies for San Juan County.
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Credit Card Payments
Credit Card Payments may be made for fees, fines and costs. You must give a case number.
- Legal Financial Obligation Forms
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Conduct & Dress Code
Review the conduct and dress code for serving jury duty.
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Courthouse Facilitator
Courthouse Facilitator
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Jury Duty
Learn about jury duty, how to report, dress and conduct code, and how to get to the courthouse.
- Juvenile Court Calendar
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Law & Motion Calendar
Law & Motion Calendar
- Sealing Juvenile Court Records
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Passports
We process applications for new passports and provide the forms for passport renewals.
- Superior Court Live Stream
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Requesting Documents and Viewing Files
- Fee Schedule
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Upcoming Calendars
Superior Court calendars for upcoming hearings. Schedules are released approximately 48 hours in advance of hearings.
- Legal Financial Obligation Forms
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Bail Bonding Companies
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District Court
The District Court handles adult probation, civil and criminal cases, protective orders, names changes, and parking tickets.
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Adult Probation
View contact information for Adult Probation services.
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Civil Protection Orders
Protection Orders under the civil anti-harassment statute are available from the District Court office.
- Court Interpreter
- Court Recordings
- District Court Live Stream
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Fee Schedule
View the fee schedule for civil, small claims, appeals, and miscellaneous.
- Legal Financial Obligation Forms
- Jury Duty
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Name Change Petitions
Learn about the requirements and fees for filing name changes.
- Pay My Fine
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Public Defender Information
Find information on becoming a public defender.
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Records Requests
San Juan County District Court is committed to facilitating the access to court and administrative records as provided by Article I, Section 10 of the Washington State Constitution.
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Small Claims
The Small Claims Court is a department of the District Court authorized under chapter 12.40 RCW and is available for the recovery of money only where the claim is less than $5,000.
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Adult Probation
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Juvenile Court Services
Juvenile Court Services (JCS) is most frequently associated with juvenile offender services.
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Judicial Administrative Records
Consistent with the principles of open administration of justice, as provided in article I, section 10 of the Washington State Constitution, it is the policy of the judiciary to facilitate access to its administrative records.
- Juvenile Court Calendar
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Programs & Services
Review the programs and services provided by the San Juan County Juvenile Court Services in partnership with Skagit County Detention Center.
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Judicial Administrative Records
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Prosecuting Attorney
The San Juan County Prosecuting Attorney is a small law office with the elected prosecutor, four full-time deputy prosecutors, two people working in the victim services center, and four to five staff positions.
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Civil Section
When the County is named in a lawsuit, the civil section represents the County and the elected officials.
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Community Affairs
The prosecutor's office firmly believes in giving something back to the community.
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County Coroner
The coroner is responsible for investigating and certifying the cause of death in those cases where death is sudden, unexpected, or the result of an accident or unlawful means.
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Credo
A credo is a statement of the beliefs or aims that guide someone's actions.
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Criminal Section
Criminal prosecution is specialized work. It requires technical knowledge of the rules of investigating crimes, evidence, courtroom procedure, and criminal law.
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Family Support Section
If your child support case requires the help of an attorney in San Juan County, DCS will refer the case to the San Juan County Prosecutor’s Family Support Section.
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History
View a list all of the previous prosecuting attorneys and when they held office.
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Major Cases
View the different types of judicial cases that fall in the major case category.
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Memorandum on Initiative & Referendum (PDF)
Review the Advisory Memorandum: the Power of Initiative and Referendum in San Juan County.
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Victim Services Program
Our Victim Services Program includes two part-time advocates who are committed to including victims in every step of the criminal justice process.
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Randy Gaylord
Team Page
- Prosecutors
- Staff
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Civil Section
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County Coroner
County Coroner
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Jurisdiction
Learn about jurisdiction and jurisdiction assumed.
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Reporting a Death
Learn when and how to report a death.
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Jurisdiction
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Superior Court
The Superior Court's primary purpose is to decide cases fairly and impartially, based solely on applicable facts and law.
- County Clerk
- Juvenile Court
- Calendars
- Court Rules
- Superior Court Live Stream
- Court Transcriptionists
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Family Law
View information for mediators and parenting seminars.
- Guardianship
- Interpreters
- Jury Duty
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Judicial Administrative Records
Consistent with the principles of open administration of justice, as provided in article I, section 10 of the Washington State Constitution, it is the policy of the judiciary to facilitate access to its administrative records.
- Legal Financial Obligation Forms
- ADA Accommodation Instruction & Request Form
- Legal Financial Obligations