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Does the Court
have your Current Address? |
If you are a defendant in a criminal
or traffic matter, you may be notified by First Class Mail of
adjournments or schedule changes of your case.
If your address has changed since you were arrested, or
received an appearance ticket, or renewed your drivers license, it is your
responsibility to notify the court of your new address.
You can do this by appearing at the District Court's information window (with
appropriate picture identification) and ask to fill out a CHANGE
OF ADDRESS NOTICE (DC-324) .
You may also notify the court by mail by printing this form and completing
the information legibly, accurately, and completely. |
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Suffolk
Courts
