Where do I go for my court appearance?
Most of Travis County's criminal courts are in the Blackwell/Thurman Criminal Justice
Center (CJC), which is located at
509 West 11th Street, Austin, Texas.
The county's
map
of the courthouse complex
doesn't really convey how the entrance is set back, away from the street, in the middle of the block.
The CJC is the plain office building directly behind the civil courthouse.
Before your first visit to the CJC you may wish to examine the Google Street View images looking
south
from the corner of 11th and San Antonio
toward the main entrance and also
north
from the corner of 10th and San Antonio.
As shown by the Street View images, San Antonio street does not go through this block.
Felony Courts:
- 147th District Court (Judge David Crain), CJC, 7th floor
- 167th District Court (Judge Mike Lynch), CJC, 8th floor
- 299th District Court (Judge Karen Sage), CJC, 8th floor
- 331st District Court (Judge Cliff Brown), CJC, 9th floor
- 390th District Court (Judge Julie Kocurek), CJC, 7th floor
- 403rd District Court (Judge Brenda Kennedy), CJC, 6th floor
- 427th District Court (Judge Jim Coronado), CJC, 3rd floor
- Magistrate Court (Judge Leon Grizzard), CJC, 9th floor
- Drug Court*
(Judge Joel Bennett*), 2201 Post Road, South Building
*Note that the links for
the court and
the judge are different on this one.
Misdemeanor Courts:
- County Court at Law No. 3 (Judge John Lipscombe), CJC, 5th floor
- County Court at Law No. 4 (Judge Mike Denton), CJC, 3rd floor
- County Court at Law No. 5 (Judge Nancy Hohengarten), CJC, 4th floor
- County Court at Law No. 6 (Judge Brandy Mueller), CJC, 4th floor
- County Court at Law No. 7 (Judge Elisabeth Earle), CJC, 6th floor
- County Court at Law No. 8 (Judge Carlos Barrera), CJC, 5th floor
Common questions about Austin court appearances:
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