Town of Aurora Justice Court – Government and State Departments

The Town of Aurora Justice Court serves as the primary local judicial authority for the Town of Aurora, New York, handling legal matters and upholding the rule of law within the community. This court is responsible for processing a range of cases, including misdemeanor criminal offenses, traffic violations, and small civil claims. It plays a key role in maintaining public safety and order by overseeing arraignments, trials, and sentencing for offenses that occur within its jurisdiction.

As part of the New York State Unified Court System, the court ensures fair and efficient legal proceedings in accordance with state laws and local ordinances. Judges of the court are elected officials who preside over both civil and criminal matters with impartiality and fairness. The court also offers guidance for parties navigating the legal process and ensures accessibility for all community members. Working closely with law enforcement and state agencies, the Justice Court contributes to the legal integrity and civic functioning of the town. Its commitment to service and transparency makes it a vital institution for the local community.

Key Services:

– Adjudication of misdemeanor criminal cases and violations
– Hearings for vehicle and traffic infractions
– Small claims court proceedings (civil disputes up to $3,000)
– Evictions and landlord-tenant disputes
– Issuance of warrants and protection orders
– Arraignments and preliminary hearings
– Receiving and processing bail
– Supporting community safety through judicial oversight