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Clients across San Mateo County trust Meehan Law Firm for our local court experience, proven results, and client-first approach.
We understand San Mateo County courts, judges, and procedures.
We understand San Mateo County courts, judges, and procedures.
We understand San Mateo County courts, judges, and procedures.
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Yes. San Mateo County operates a Multiple Driving Under the Influence (MDUI) Court as part of its specialized probation and court programs. According to the San Mateo County Probation Department, the program focuses on medium- to high-risk individuals convicted of two or more DUI offenses within a 10-year period and uses treatment, counseling, and intensive supervision to reduce repeat DUI offenses.
San Mateo County's MDUI Court is designed for repeat DUI offenders who meet the program's requirements. The county identifies its target population as medium- to high-risk individuals convicted of two or more DUI offenses within a 10-year period. Eligibility and participation depend on the circumstances of the individual case and the court's requirements.
Possibly. San Mateo County's Pretrial Services program provides the court with release and non-release recommendations for people who have been arrested and booked into custody. If the court grants supervised own-recognizance release, the person may be required to comply with monitoring conditions and appear at all scheduled court dates.
If the court releases you with monitoring conditions, San Mateo County Probation states that you may be assigned a Deputy Probation Officer to help monitor compliance with the court's directives. The county's Pretrial Services program generally continues until the criminal case is adjudicated.
San Mateo County Superior Court provides an online records index that allows users to search criminal cases by case number, name, or other available search criteria. The court also provides access to additional case information through its court services.
San Mateo County Superior Court operates several court locations, including the Central Branch in San Mateo, Northern Branch in South San Francisco, and the Southern Branch Hall of Justice in Redwood City. The location of your hearing depends on your case assignment, so you should check your court paperwork or case information before appearing.
Yes. San Mateo County operates a Multiple Driving Under the Influence (MDUI) Court as part of its specialized probation and court programs. According to the San Mateo County Probation Department, the program focuses on medium- to high-risk individuals convicted of two or more DUI offenses within a 10-year period and uses treatment, counseling, and intensive supervision to reduce repeat DUI offenses.
The Meehan Law Firm San Mateo county location is serviced by the Santa Clara county office. We handle DUI and criminal defense cases in Daly City, San Mateo, Redwood City, South San Francisco, Pacifica, and all of San Mateo County, California.
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Below is a list of courthouses. Find the one nearest you and make a note of it. You will need to provide this information to your attorney and, depending on your criminal charge circumstances, appear at this location.
For your convenience, we have gathered a list of all DMV offices in San Mateo county. Find the one nearest you and make a note of the address. In case of a DUI or other driving-related offenses, you will likely need to appear at one of these locations if your matter is in San Mateo county.
To find if someone is in custody, you can visit the sheriff’s office website using the link below:
(Covered by our Santa Clara County location)