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Encanto Justice Court

Encanto Justice Court

If you received a criminal misdemeanor ticket or a DUI and were told to go to the Encanto Justice Court, this means you have either been arrested by the Department of Public Safety or the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Department.

In this short video, David gives you details about the Encanto Justice Court and the Judge:

Encanto Justice Court Boundaries

The jurisdictional boundaries of this court are Northern Avenue to the North, Woodland Avenue to the South, Squaw Peak to the East, and 27th Avenue to the West. Those are approximations, and the actual lines of jurisdiction for that court are somewhat oddly shaped. Based on that odd shape, it is important to check in with DM Cantor. If you have been cited outside of that jurisdiction but told to go to the Encanto Justice Court, you can defend yourself using this. Sometimes the whole case can be thrown out as a result.

Encanto Justice Court is located at 620 W Jackson Phoenix, AZ 85003. The particular building that it is in holds about 4 or 5 justice courts, but specifically the Encanto Justice Court is included. There is parking in a tall parking garage or there are also parking meters. Plenty of parking.

Make sure to dress appropriately for the situation. Look professional by leaving the hats, tank tops, sunglasses, etc. at home. The Judge at this court is Judge Ken Cheuvront. Judge Cheuvront is recognized for his impartiality and commitment to upholding the law, making him a respected figure within the Encanto Justice Court and the legal community. His dedication to serving justice and ensuring due process contributes to the effective functioning of the court.

Most of the Justices of the Peace are non lawyers and they did not go to law school. They were elected to their positions, and this means that they sometimes get the cases wrong. They have simply not had more than 6 weeks of training. Because of this, if you are supposed to go to the Encanto Justice Court call DM Cantor for a free consultation of about 30 minutes. They will go over your case with you completely and hopefully find a way out of this for you. Our offices are available 24 hours a day at (602) 307-0808 or by using our secure email form.

Understanding Justice Courts: Jurisdiction and Procedures

A justice court is a court of limited jurisdiction, empowered to adjudicate specific types of cases. In criminal matters, its authority is restricted to misdemeanors and traffic violations, while felony cases are referred to Superior Courts. Additionally, justice courts have jurisdiction over civil claims involving amounts less than $10,000.

Distinctive Features of Justice Courts

A notable aspect of justice courts is the title of the presiding judge, known as a justice of the peace. These individuals are elected to four-year terms and, uniquely, are not required to be lawyers. Despite this, they possess the same powers as other judges within their jurisdiction.

Case Assignment to Encanto Justice Court

If you have been summoned to appear in the Encanto Justice Court, it indicates that you have been charged with a misdemeanor offense, as felony cases are handled by Superior Courts. The arresting agency also influences the court assignment, with city police cases typically heard in city courts and cases involving the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Department or Department of Public Services heard in justice courts.

Attire for Court Appearances

When attending the Encanto Justice Court, dress professionally, akin to a job interview. For men, this means dress pants, a dress shirt, tie, and suit jacket, while women should wear a dress or business suit consisting of dress pants, a dress shirt, and a jacket or cardigan. Avoid casual attire like shorts, leggings, or jeans. If participating in a virtual hearing, ensure you are in a quiet location, dressed appropriately, and refrain from driving or walking during the proceedings.

Address:

Encanto Justice Court
620 W Jackson St
Phoenix, AZ 85003

Judge:

Ken Cheuvront

Phone Numbers:

Phone: (602) 372-6300
Fax: (602) 372-6414

Hours:

8am – 5pm Monday – Friday
*Closed on Holidays, Call the Court to confirm

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