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- California Supreme Court Branch - Sacramento - American Courthouses
The Supreme Court meets here twice a year The building is named as the State Library Courts Building The building houses the 3rd District Court of Appeal See: The main office of the California Supreme Court is the Earl Warren Building at 350 McAllister Street in San Fransico
- Sacramento County - American Courthouses
The building is named as the Lorenzo Patino Hall of Justice and the building also houses the jail See: California Supreme Court – Sacrament and District Court of Appeal – Sacramento County Courthouse – Sacramento County Administration Center – Sacramento Photos taken 2013 Images 13
- California - American Courthouses
Sacramento is the state capital There are currently 58 counties each with a courthouse Click on a county below to learn more: California Supreme Court – San Francisco California Supreme Court Branch – Sacrament District Court of Appeal – Fresno ( 5th District ) District Court of Appeal – Los Angeles ( 2nd District )
- San Joaquin County - American Courthouses
The third courthouse was constructed in 1962 to 1964 and is still standing The fourth and present courthouse was constructed in 2012 to 2015 at a cost of $308,401,000
- Amador County - American Courthouses
History: The county was created in 1854 and Jackson was selected as the county seat The first county seat was Jackson and the first courthouse was a two story wood frame structure erected in 1854 to 1855
- California Supreme Court - San Francisco - American Courthouses
The building is located in the center of San Francisco in the Civic Center Complex with the San Francisco Courthouse (City Hall) and is named as the Earl Warren Building
- Placer County - American Courthouses
The first courthouse was a wood and canvas structure on Court Street in Auburn in 1851 The second courthouse was a two story wood structure built by Isaac M Tidd in 1852 to 1853 at a cost of $16,000
- Butte County - American Courthouses
The building is located on landscaped grounds to the north of the center of Oroville on the east side of the courthouse The east front has a central glass entrance on the second story
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