Sacramento Laws

Learn about local Sacramento laws that might apply to your legal situation.

Created by FindLaw's team of legal writers and editors | Last reviewed January 23, 2020

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You could say that the Capital Region is the legal headquarters to California, which is one of the largest economies in the world. Sacramento is home to California’s state government and is the county seat to Sacramento County. As you’d expect, it isn’t always easy handling your legal affairs when there are so many players in the legal community. Whether you need information on the law, legal services, or the courthouses themselves, use FindLaw’s articles and directories so that you can master all that the City of Trees has to offer.

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Learn About Sacramento Laws

  • Courthouses

    Headed to the Sacramento courts? If you're a juror, witness, or have a case in the state's capital, check out this article. You'll find a list of trial, appellate, and federal courts including maps and useful courthouse tips.

  • Legal Aid

    You need a lawyer in Sacramento, can't afford the price tag. Lawyers can be extremely expensive. If you are looking for free or low-cost legal aid , there are several options for Sacramento County residents. Here's a list of providers in the areas who offer legal services to those who qualify.

  • Car Accident Law

    Have or someone you know been in a car accident in Sacramento? Whether you were rear-ended while out panning for gold or simply the passenger on a motorcycle on Tower Bridge, there are some important steps you should follow to preserve your rights. Learn about what to do at the scene, when to call the police, the role of attorneys, insurance companies, and more.

  • DUI Cases

    Drinking and driving is always a bad idea. A California DUI conviction can have lasting consequences on your life, your job, and your wallet. But if you are facing alcohol and/or drug-related driving charges in “Gold Country,” this article will give you a general idea of what to expect from the initial arrest to sentencing.

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