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Tulare County Superior Court — General Information

High confidence· verified October 14, 2026Divisional InstructionsGeneral Information, Superior Court of California, County of Tulare; the court's web page https://www.tulare.courts.ca.gov/general-information/general-information, fetched 2026-10-14.

Summary

In the courtroom, no food or drinks (Tulare County Local Rule of Court, Rule 107), no gum or candy, no cell phones, no shorts, hats, tank tops or crop tops, no gang colors or insignia (Rule 105) and no communication with persons in custody (PC4570), a violation resulting in eviction from the courtroom and possible charges of contempt of Court; the list of newspapers adjudged newspapers of general circulation for legal advertising in Tulare County (Government Code Section 6000, et seq.), effective 3/15/2022; and the court's Policy for Record Viewing and Copying.

Applies to

California > Fifth Appellate District > Tulare County > Superior Court of California, County of Tulare

Requirement

This section outlines key policies and guidelines, including adjudicated newspapers, expectations for dress code and conduct, and rules for copying and viewing materials. Adjudicated Newspapers Newspapers of General Circulation for Legal Advertising in Tulare County In Accordance with California Government Code Section 6000, et seq. State law requires that certain documents must be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the case is filed. List of Adjudicated Newspapers, Effective 3/15/2022 Courtroom Dress Code/Conduct The following is prohibited in the courtroom. NO food or drinks, pursuant to Tulare County Local Rule of Court, Rule 107. NO gum or candy. NO cell phones. NO shorts, hats, tank tops or crop tops. NO gang colors/insignia, pursuant to Tulare County Local Rule of Court, Rule 105. NO communication with in-custodies, pursuant to PC4570. Violation of the above will result in your eviction from the courtroom and may subject you to charges for contempt of Court. Record Viewing and Copying To access the Court's record viewing and copying policy please click the link below. Policy for Record Viewing and Copying

Source of truth

This section outlines key policies and guidelines, including adjudicated newspapers, expectations for dress code and conduct, and rules for copying and viewing materials. Adjudicated Newspapers Newspapers of General Circulation for Legal Advertising in Tulare County In Accordance with California Government Code Section 6000, et seq. State law requires that certain documents must be published in a

Official source: Superior Court of California, County of Tulare — court website
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