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Juvenile justice hearings are set for in-person appearance, and parties discuss remote options with their attorneys (rule 3.672); the court does not broadcast juvenile proceedings; when a remote appearance is approved, the link comes by email; the applications used (Microsoft Teams when the party is not in custody, WebEx from the Orange County jail, Zoom in special circumstances); no recording; the court may end a remote appearance or require personal appearance.
California > Fourth Appellate District > Orange County > Superior Court of California, County of Orange
Lamoreaux Justice Center Juvenile Court 341 The City Drive South Orange, CA 92868 (657) 622-5509 JUVENILE JUSTICE REMOTE APPEARANCE INFORMATION California Rules of Court, Rule 3.672 GENERAL INFORMATION Juvenile Justice hearings are set for in-person appearances. Parties should contact their attorney to discuss remote appearance options. For additional information, including forms and noticing requirements, go to the California Rules of Court, rule 3.672 available at www.courts.ca.gov. Juvenile Court does not broadcast any juvenile court proceeding for public viewing. Persons wishing to attend a public hearing in juvenile court pursuant to 676 of the Welfare and Institutions Code must appear in person. REMOTE APPEARANCE REQUIREMENTS When a remote appearance is approved by the judge, an email will be sent by the Court or the party’s attorney that includes a specific link to connect to the hearing. If a link is not received the day of the hearing, please contact your attorney, or call the Juvenile Court Clerk’s office at (657) 622-5509. Juvenile Court uses the following applications depending on the party appearing remotely: Microsoft Teams Used when party is not in-custody Instructions for the Use of Microsoft Teams Conference Software WebEx by Cisco Used when party is appearing remotely from the OC jail How To use Court WebEx Zoom May be used in special circumstances How to Use Zoom Application for Attendance at Court Remote Hearings It is important to know: 1. Juvenile Court dependency proceedings are confidential and closed to the public. All persons appearing remotely must ensure others cannot see or hear the proceeding unless approved by the juvenile court. 2. Recording or photographing the proceeding is prohibited unless approved by the Court. 3. The person appearing remotely is responsible for ensuring the application being used for the hearing is downloaded and functional on their device. 4. The person appearing remotely is responsible for ensuring the device used to connect is equipped with working audio and, when necessary, a functional microphone and video camera. 5. The case may not be heard at the time the calendar is scheduled to start. You may need to wait for a call or email from the court clerk. 6. The Court reserves the right to terminate the remote appearance if it is determined during the hearing that the party is not available, there is a disruption, noise, misconduct, technical problems, or other issue. 7. The Court may decide at any time to require a personal appearance and continue the hearing to a later date. PROBLEMS WITH YOUR REMOTE CONNECTION If you are having issues connecting to the hearing, call the number provided in the email containing the link or call the courtroom. Click here for courtroom telephone numbers. The Court cannot troubleshoot technical failures, connection issues, software incompatibility, or issues with personal devices used for remote appearances. Effective: January 1, 2022
Lamoreaux Justice Center Juvenile Court 341 The City Drive South Orange, CA 92868 (657) 622-5509 JUVENILE JUSTICE REMOTE APPEARANCE INFORMATION California Rules of Court, Rule 3.672 GENERAL INFORMATION Juvenile Justice hearings are set for in-person appearances. Parties should contact their attorney to discuss remote appearance options. For additional information, including forms and noticing requ
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-29 (California T3 Orange build 2026-09-29) from BenchPath custody ca/t3/ca-orange/docs/juvenilejusticeremoteappearanceinformation.pdf (179828 bytes, sha256 8672dd40dc9038031fb09e6746b9f53560501303374085a1db5a78a0d2c3435d; 2 pages) with the shared verbatim composer (v2 reflow): page numbers and running headers or footers removed as chrome, lines reflowed into the document's paragraphs; proof 1 (whitespace-only) and proof 2 (same character multiset as the text layer minus chrome) both pass. Documented layout steps (whitespace only): table cells set one per line; line breaks at list items. Posted on the court's Juvenile Court COVID-19 Response page (still in the site's News & Events menu); the court's Remote Appearance Information page (carded) states the same juvenile rule: in-person appearance unless the juvenile court judge approves a remote appearance, and no broadcast of juvenile proceedings.
3 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in CALEB S. JOHNSTON's division.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in MICHAEL G. KAPLAN's division.