8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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You must arrange for someone to appear on your behalf. For example, a friend, duty counsel, lawyer, native counsel). Court Services staff CANNOT appear on your behalf. Failure to appear in Court may result in a warrant being issued for your arrest.

Failure to appear in Court on traffic violations may result in a conviction in your absence. You will also be subject to late payment charges. The amount of the late payment charge will be $20 or 20% of the voluntary payment amount, whichever is greater.

Local procedures may differ. Please contact the court office where you were convicted to determine their procedure.

Please contact the court office in the location where you are scheduled to appear.

Pardon packages may be obtained at any court office or RCMP detachment. These pardon packages contain detailed steps that you must take to apply for a pardon. The pardon package may also be accessed at http://www.npb-cnlc.gc.ca

Bail money is returned after all charges have been concluded.

At any courthouse in Alberta.

Yes. This request must be directed to the local crown prosecutor and can only be done by giving your undertaking to plead guilty to the charge.

Visit the The Legal Aid Society of Alberta website for more information.

Visit the Court Calendar for dates and locations of court throughout Alberta.