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The Massachusetts Judicial Branch

Welcome to the Massachusetts Judicial Branch. This site includes the names, addresses and telephone numbers of the courts, judicial profiles, press releases, recent court opinions, and a variety of other useful information. You are invited to explore and share information about the Massachusetts court system. The Judicial Branch is dedicated to the improvement of the administration of justice. The site is updated regularly and is an excellent source of What's New in the Massachusetts Courts. Thank you for visiting.

A holiday reminder:  Pursuant to state law, holidays that fall on a Sunday, such as Christmas Day, December 25, 2005 and New Year's Day January 1, 2006, must be observed on the Monday following the holiday. Courts will be closed on December 26, 2005 and January 2, 2006.

• Supreme Judicial Court Public Information Office Photo Caption - Citizen Schools Hosts Holiday Writing Showcase in John Adams Courthouse; Eighth Graders Paired with Lawyers to Write Essays
  
  
• Supreme Judicial Court Public Information Office Photo Caption - National Association of Women Judges Hosts Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators in John Adams Courthouse; Access to Justice Scholarship Awarded to Suffolk University Law School Student
  
  
• Supreme Judicial Court Public Information Office Photo Caption - Massachusetts Judges Legalize 182 Adoptions in Third Annual National Adoption Day
  
  
• Probate and Family Court Announces Hampshire Division Parent Education Program for Never Married Parents Standing Order
  
  
• Office of the Jury Commissioner Press Release - Jury Management Advisory Committee Invites Public Comment on Revised Confidential Juror Questionnaire
  
  
• Supreme Judicial Court Public Information Office Press Release - Chief Justice for Administration and Management Robert A. Mulligan Appoints Judge Steven D. Pierce as New Chief Justice of the Housing Court
  
  
• Supreme Judicial Court Public Information Office Press Release - Taunton District Court to Relocate to Former Cohannet School