The Second Judicial District - Morgan County - District Court

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The Second Judicial District - Morgan County - District Court cases in Morgan County, Morgan, UT

Morgan County Justice Court in Morgan, Utah, is a county justice court-Utah's limited-jurisdiction trial court. It handles lower-level criminal and traffic matters, including class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, DUI and other ordinance violations, and adjudicates civil small-claims cases. It does not hear felonies, class A misdemeanors, family law (divorce, custody), probate, or major civil cases, which are handled by the district court. Within the local judicial system, it provides first-instance adjudication for these limited matters arising within its territorial jurisdiction in Morgan County, helping resolve minor criminal, traffic, and small civil disputes efficiently.

The Second Judicial District - Morgan County - District Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: District Court
County: Morgan
Street Address: 48 W Young Street
City: Morgan
Zip Code: 84050
Phone: 385- 350-9170
Hours: Monday-Friday : 8AM–5PM
Website URL: https://www.utcourts.gov/directory/courthouse.cgi?county=15&type=3
Languages: English
Email: debbielm@utcourts.gov

Services and Case Types Handled in The Second Judicial District - Morgan County - District Court

Morgan County Justice Court serves the public by:
- Accepting case filings for traffic/parking citations, Class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, small claims, and local ordinance violations.
- Managing court hearings: arraignments, pretrial conferences, motion hearings, bench/jury trials, sentencing, probation/compliance reviews, and warrant matters.
- Handling protective-order matters in the criminal context (no-contact orders and violations of protective or stalking orders). Civil protective-order applications are typically filed in the District Court.
- Providing jury services: juror summons, qualification, scheduling, orientation, and empaneling for eligible trials.
- Offering public services: payment of fines/fees and payment plans; calendars and case information; forms and filings assistance; interpreter requests and ADA accommodations; records requests and certified copies.

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