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Airport Court

Defense guidance for DUI and criminal cases handled at the Airport Courthouse in Los Angeles County.

Local court procedures, filing timelines and prosecutor practices can affect how a DUI or criminal case moves.

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Judicial Officers

Permanent assignments listed by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. Temporary assignments may differ.

Name Title Department Phone
Almada, Manuel A. Judge 093 (310) 725-3047
Brougham, Cathryn F. Judge 031 (310) 725-3041
Burghardt, Joseph J. Judge 083 (310) 725-3091
Cooper III, James P. Commissioner 073 (310) 725-3043
Dybwad, Christopher W. Judge 070 (310) 725-3096
Giza, Alexander C. D. Judge 072 (310) 725-3098
Gonzalez, Liliana H. Judge 092 (310) 725-3046
Hammond, Melissa R. Judge 090 (310) 725-3044
Kim, Lana S. Judge 071 (310) 725-3097
Sadler, William L. Judge 080 (310) 725-3015
Schwartz, Keith L. Judge 030 (310) 725-3040

Source: LA Court judicial officers listing

DUI Cases at Airport Court

The Airport Courthouse can handle matters arising from Westside and airport-area arrests, including DUI, traffic-related misdemeanors and other criminal allegations. The exact courtroom path depends on the charge, agency and filing decision.

We help clients understand appearances, discovery, negotiation, DMV overlap and what must be done before each hearing.

Preparation Before the First Hearing

Useful preparation includes gathering citation paperwork, release documents, DMV forms, insurance information, employment concerns and any treatment or class enrollment that may support mitigation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to go to court?

In many misdemeanor DUI matters, an attorney may be able to appear for you. Whether that applies depends on the charge, court and facts of the case.

Can a DUI charge be reduced?

Many cases are resolved through negotiation, but the result depends on the evidence, prior history, court and prosecutor. The goal is to find weaknesses and push for the best available outcome.

What should I do first?

Speak with a defense attorney quickly, especially if your license may be at risk. DMV deadlines can arrive before the first court date.

Get Help Before Deadlines Pass

A quick consultation can help you understand your options and protect your rights.

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