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To provide the people in Corpus Christi with a fair and impartial Court in the adjudication of Municipal Court cases.
Mission Elements
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The Judicial Department is comprised of six full-time judges and six part-time judges who oversee the adjudication process in the courtrooms of the Municipal Court. They conduct court arraignments where defendants make their initial pleas. Judges preside over bench trials, jury trials, contempt proceedings, indigent hearings, pre-trials, motion hearings, show cause hearings, animal hearings, property hearings and other court proceedings.
The judges also perform magistrate functions at the Detention Center. The magistrate functions include administering warnings to those arrested, setting bail, issuing arrest warrants, search warrants, and summonses.
The City of Corpus Christi Municipal Court is a Court of Record. Click Here to Learn More About the Jurisdiction of Municipal Court.
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120 N. Chaparral St.
Mon. – Fri.: 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
Phone (361) 826-2500
E-mail: mcmail@cctexas.com
It is your responsibility to inform Municipal Court of your current address.
We're sorry, this department doesn't have any services linked to it right now. We recommend that you contact this department if you have questions about their services.
To resolve your citation, you must appear by the date and time listed on your citation or enter an appearance by mail. You may plead not guilty, guilty, or no contest. If you do not wish to contest your violation you may:
If you have a warrant for your arrest you should appear at Corpus Christi Municipal Court to resolve your case without the fear of being arrested.
If you cannot afford an attorney or are considering representing yourself on a case before the Court, below are links to websites that may find helpful: