 New Commissioner announced
The Superior Court of California, County of Glenn is pleased to announce that Ms. Jeri Hamlin has been appointed by the Judges of the counties of Colusa, Glenn, Plumas and Tehama to serve as the Commissioner for these courts.
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Commissioner Peter B. Twede appointed to a judgeship of the Court.
The Superior Court County of Glenn is pleased to announce that today Governor Schwarzenegger appointed Commissioner Peter B. Twede to a judgeship of the Court.
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Glenn Superior Court has been selected as one of the
top 10 court websites in the world by Justice Served™.
The Glenn Superior Court was chosen as one of 10 from over 4,000 court websites to give the public a view of the best-of-the-best in court cyber services on the planet!
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 Glenn Superior Court’s Self Help Assistance and Referral Program (SHARP) awarded the nation wide Justice Achievement Award.
The Superior Court of California, Counties of Glenn, Tehama and Butte are pleased to announce that the Self Help Assistance and Referral Program or SHARP has been unanimously awarded the National Association for Court Management’s Justice Achievement Award.
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Peter B. Twede is the newly elected Superior Court Judge
Glenn County Superior Court is pleased to announce the people’s choice of Peter B. Twede as the newly elected Superior Court Judge. Mr. Twede is currently the court’s commissioner and will be filling the seat of retiring Glenn Superior Court Judge Angus I. Saint-Evens. Commissioner Twede won the election with 56.5% of the vote while his opponent had 43.6%.
Judge Donald Cole Byrd has Been Reappointed
to the State Wide Trial Court Budget Working Group
The Superior Court of California, County of Glenn is pleased to announce that Judge Donald Cole Byrd has been reappointed by Ronald M. George, Chief Justice of California, to the state wide Trial Court Budget Working Group.
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Rural Education & Access to the Law (REAL)
The Public Interest Clearinghouse’s Pro Bono Project completed its third successful Rural Education & Access to the Law (REAL) Trip on October 26 and 27, 2007. In collaboration with Tehama & Butte County Superior Court's Self Help Assistance and Referral Program (SHARP), PIC’s Pro Bono Project held a two-day REAL trip for law students in Red Bluff and Oroville, California.
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Ralph N. Kleps Award for 2007
The Superior Courts of California, for the counties of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama are pleased to announce that they have been selected as recipients of the prestigious judicial branch Ralph N. Kleps Award for 2005. Click here for further details
Credit Card Payments Now Accepted
TheSuperior Court of California, County of Glenn now accepts credit card payments for select traffic tickets and fines by telephone.
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Glenn Superior Court featured in the California Bar Journal
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Ralph N. Kleps Award for 2005
The Superior Courts of California, for the counties of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama are pleased to announce that they have been selected as recipients of the prestigious judicial branch Ralph N. Kleps Award for 2005. Click here for further details.
Self-Help Legal Centers Improving Access to Justice, State Report Finds
San Francisco-Self-help centers in state trial courts are helping thousands of Californians who need legal assistance and cannot afford an attorney, according to a report accepted by the Judicial Council of California. To read more about it, click here (pdf).
The Legal Aid Association of California presented Suzanne Clark Morlock, a family law facilitator and self-help center director for the Superior Courts of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties, with one of its 2004 Family Law Awards. Ms. Morlock was honored for her work in creating and leading the Self-Help Assistance Regional Program (SHARP), a model program for serving self-represented litigants in rural counties.
Appointment of Judge Donald Cole Byrd to the state wide Interim Trial Court Budget Working Group.
Notice: Under Rule 6.620 of the California Rules of Court, the Judicial Council is required to establish responsible fiscal priorities that best enable the judiciary to achieve its goals and to develop the budget of the judiciary based upon these priorities and the needs of the courts.
National Child Support Enforcement Association’s (NCSEA) 2004 Judicial Officer of the Year Award
Glenn County Suprerior Court Web Site Press Release
Self-Help Assistance and Referral Program or SHARP Press Release
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