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	1625 N. Market Blvd., Suite S-309<br>		1625 N. Market Blvd., Suite S-309<br>
	Sacramento, CA 95834<br>		Sacramento, CA 95834<br>

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	<p>Most courts use temporary judges to hear Small Claims Court cases (also known as pro tem judges). Before an attorney can serve as a temporary judge, the Judicial Council requires them to have maintained a five-year membership of the State Bar and completion of a special training program by the local court.</p><br>		<p>Most courts use temporary judges to hear Small Claims Court cases (also known as pro tem judges). Before an attorney can serve as a temporary judge, the Judicial Council requires them to have maintained a five-year membership of the State Bar and completion of a special training program by the local court.</p><br>

-	<p>Most Courts use the training program sponsored by the California Department of Consumer Affairs entitled, "How to Become a (Better) Small Claims Judge". Attorneys interested in becoming Small Claims Court Judges should contact their local court executive officer. If the court does not have a training program, attorneys can contact the California Department of Consumer Affairs, Legal Affairs for advice on how to bring the training program to their local court.</p>	+
		+	<p>Most Courts use the training program sponsored by the California Department of Consumer Affairs entitled, "How to Become a (Better) Small Claims Judge". Attorneys interested in becoming Small Claims Court Judges should contact their local court executive officer. If the court does not have a training program, attorneys can contact the California Department of Consumer Affairs, Legal Affairs for advice on how to bring the training program to their local court.</p><br>

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-	See: [[Small Claims Advisors and Court Locations/Small Claims Court\|Small Claims Advisors and Court Locations/Small Claims Court]]<br>	+	'''See Also:''' [[Small Claims Advisors and Court Locations/Small Claims Court\|Small Claims Advisors and Court Locations/Small Claims Court]]<br>

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Most courts use temporary judges to hear Small Claims Court cases (also known as pro tem judges). Before an attorney can serve as a temporary judge, the Judicial Council requires them to have maintained a five-year membership of the State Bar and completion of a special training program by the local court. 

Most Courts use the training program sponsored by the California Department of Consumer Affairs entitled, "How to Become a (Better) Small Claims Judge". Attorneys interested in becoming Small Claims Court Judges should contact their local court executive officer. If the court does not have a training program, attorneys can contact the California Department of Consumer Affairs, Legal Affairs for advice on how to bring the training program to their local court.

'''Department of Consumer Affairs''' 
Legal Affairs 
1625 N. Market Blvd., Suite S-309 
Sacramento, CA 95834 
(916) 574-8624 

See [[Small Claims Court|Small Claims Court]] 

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