Sanpete County Sixth District Court cases in Sanpete County, Manti, UT
Sanpete County Justice Court in Manti, Utah, is a county justice court (limited-jurisdiction). It handles lower-level criminal and civil matters within its territorial jurisdiction in Sanpete County. Typical cases include Class B and Class C misdemeanors (such as DUI and other misdemeanor offenses), infractions, violations of county and municipal ordinances, and traffic and parking offenses. The court also hears small claims civil cases up to $15,000. It conducts arraignments and issues warrants in matters within its authority. The court does not hear felony charges, Class A misdemeanors, or family-law matters such as divorce, custody, or protective orders, which are handled by the Utah District Court.
Sanpete County Sixth District Court Contact and Location Information
| Court Type: | District Court |
| County: | Sanpete |
| Street Address: | 160 N. Main, PO Box 219 |
| City: | Manti |
| Zip Code: | 84642 |
| Phone: | 435-835-2121 |
| Hours: | Monday-Friday : 8AM–5PM |
| Website URL: | https://www.sanpete.com/courts.html |
Services and Case Types Handled in Sanpete County Sixth District Court
Sanpete County Justice Court provides local access to:
- Case filings and processing for traffic and ordinance citations, infractions, and Class B & C misdemeanor criminal cases.
- Small claims filings and hearings.
- Payments, bail, warrants, and compliance (payment plans, community service).
It schedules and conducts arraignments, pretrial conferences, bench trials, jury trials where authorized, and probation/compliance reviews. The court manages jury services, including juror summons, qualification, reporting, and excusals.
Protective orders are generally filed in District Court; the Justice Court handles criminal violations of such orders and provides referral information.
Public-facing services include calendars, records requests, interpreter and ADA accommodations, information on resolving citations (including plea options and traffic school eligibility), and guidance on hearing attendance and scheduling-providing an accessible venue for resolving minor criminal, traffic, and small claims matters.