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The Administrative Office of the Courts offers an online request form and information about how to request records maintained by the Office, the Judicial Council or the appellate courts.

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View information about Butte County Alternative Dispute Resolution, which can help parties resolve disputes without going to court. Follow links to see answers to frequently asked questions, and to search for neutral mediators and arbitrators by name, proceeding type, and zip code.

View information about the Butte County Family Law Facilitator, who provides legal advice to self-represented parties in family law cases.

View information about the Butte County Public Law Library, including location, hours, available services and materials, and links to self-help resources and an online Ask-a-Librarian service.

View information about Butte County Drug Court, DUI Court, Domestic Violence Court, and Comprehensive Treatment Court, which can set up treatment programs in lieu of jail for some offenders.

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View information about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes, which include mediation, arbitration, neutral evaluation, and settlement conferences, and can help parties resolve disputes without going to court. A link to local Superior Court ADR programs is included.

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