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The East Mesa Justice Court handles misdemeanor offenses and civil traffic violations for matters occurring within its jurisdiction in Mesa, Arizona. The court also presides over civil cases where the amount in dispute is less than $10,000.
The East Mesa Justice Court serves a specific precinct bounded by Copper Canyon Street, Baseline Road, Meridian Road, and Ashbrook.
Justice of the Peace Fred Arnett presides over the court as the Justice of the Peace and was elected in 2022. In East Mesa Court, Justices of the Peace do NOT need to be a licensed attorney. However, they have the same powers as other limited jurisdiction Justices of the Peace in Arizona.
222 E Javelina Ave
Suite C
Mesa, AZ 85210
The East Mesa Justice Court accepts payments by personal checks, money orders, cash, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, or other financial institution-generated fund transfer instruments.
Fees must be paid before or on the date of your sentencing hearing. If you cannot make the entire payment, the court will offer a structured payment plan.
The East Mesa Justice Court is located at 222 E. Javelina Ave, Suite C, Mesa, AZ 85210. To reach the court, take the US-60 freeway and exit at Mesa Drive, heading south until you reach Javelina Avenue. Proceed westbound on Javelina Ave. and the courthouse will be on the right.
Free parking is available on-site, with a large lot located directly in front of the courthouse. Visitors should enter through the main entrance which faces east, where they must undergo security screening before proceeding to the courtrooms.
The East Mesa Court precinct covers a specific geographic area in Mesa, Arizona. The boundaries are defined by Copper Canyon Street to the north, Baseline Road to the south, Meridian Road to the east, and Ashbrook to the west.
The court handles misdemeanor crimes and traffic violations within these limits, ensuring that only cases that occurred within its boundary are filed. If an offense happens outside this precinct, such as receiving a DUI charge, the court does not have jurisdiction to hear the case and must dismiss the case. The prosecutor’s office then has to re-file the case in the correct Maricopa County Justice Court. Talk to your DUI attorney to determine if your case will be handled at this court.
Arizona justice courts handle offenses like misdemeanors and traffic violations within specific precincts. They have limited jurisdiction and deal primarily with lawyers and civil lawsuits where the disputed amount is less than $10,000. For example, the East Mesa Justice Court covers an area bounded by Copper Canyon Street, Baseline Road, Meridian Road, and Ashbrook.
A Justice of the Peace presides over each justice court. They are elected or re-elected every four years.
Mesa justice courts process civil and criminal cases, including small claims and landlord-tenant disputes. They also issue orders of protection and injunctions against harassment.
Examples of cases that the East Mesa justice court presides over include:
Justice of the Peace Fred Arnett was appointed Justice of Peace for the East Mesa Justice Court in 2022. Previously, he served as the Justice of Peace for the West Mesa Justice Court starting in 2016.
Before his time as a Justice of Peace, Justice of the Peace Arnett served as a Maricopa County constable for 17 years. He has a background in Criminal Justice and Criminology, real estate, oil and gas, advertising, and homebuilding.
Attending court at the East Mesa Justice Court goes as follows:
Remember that every procedure is slightly different, depending on your case. Speak with your attorney about what to expect. If your attorney plans to join you in court, try to meet in the lobby area after passing through security and walk into the courtroom together. Be sure to check in at the front window counter to let the court staff know you are present and on-time for your scheduled hearing.
Regardless of your charges, you are more likely to get a better outcome for your DUI by hiring an experienced Arizona DUI lawyer with extensive experience to represent you. Here’s how Rosenstein Law Group can help you get a better outcome for your case:
Our attorneys can work with the courts and engage with the prosecuting attorneys on your behalf. We do the talking so that you never incriminate yourself. We will work with the courts to get the best possible outcome for your case and communicate with witnesses and other third parties as needed.
We will perform a full investigation to determine the facts of the case. We will examine the arrest procedures and details, scrutinize the prosecution’s claim, and determine what happened so that you get a fair hearing.
People often pay severe penalties simply because they make mistakes in their cases after arrest. Our legal team can guide you through the process to help you avoid common mistakes. We help you make the right decisions that help you win your case or get a lighter sentence.
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