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41A District Court – Shelby Township

This division of the 41A District Court serves Shelby Township, Macomb Township and the City of Utica. Do not confuse it with the separate 41A District Court division serving Sterling Heights.

Court 41A District Court – Shelby Township
Current Address 52420 Van Dyke Ave.
Shelby Township, MI 48316
Main Phone 586-739-7325
Criminal Division 586-739-7325, option/ext. 5
Hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Closed 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Jurisdiction Shelby Township, Macomb Township & Utica
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Important: The Shelby Township 41A District Court is currently located at 52420 Van Dyke Ave. Older online listings may show a different address. Verify the current location before traveling to court.
Shelby Township, Michigan

41A District Court

52420 Van Dyke Ave.
Shelby Township, MI 48316

The court is part of the Shelby Township Civic Center campus and serves criminal, traffic and civil matters within its jurisdiction.

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Walk-In Arraignments

41A District Court Walk-In Arraignment Schedule

The court currently publishes a specific walk-in arraignment schedule. Because court schedules can change, confirm the schedule before traveling.

Current Schedule

Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Walk-in arraignments are currently held Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.

Check-In

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Check-in begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 10:00 a.m. according to the court's current published information.

Walk-in arraignment availability does not mean every warrant or criminal matter can be resolved through a walk-in appearance. Contact the court or an attorney for case-specific instructions.
Criminal Court Process

How Bail at 41A District Court Generally Works

The exact process depends on the charge and case, but the court confirms that criminal cases begin at the district-court level and that the court determines bail.

1

Arrest

A defendant may be arrested or otherwise ordered to appear on a criminal charge.

2

Arraignment

Initial proceedings include advising the defendant of the charge and applicable rights.

3

Bail Determined

The district court determines the bail amount and applicable release requirements.

4

Bond Posted

If a financial bond is ordered, it must be posted using an accepted method and according to the actual bond order.

5

Case Continues

The defendant must attend future hearings and comply with all release conditions.

Bond Options

Bonds Accepted by 41A District Court

The court's current facility information states that bonds posted at the court must be in cash, certified check or surety. The actual bond order controls which option is available in a particular case.

Cash / Certified Funds

Cash Bond Options

The court identifies cash and certified checks among the methods used for bonds posted with the court.

The court also provides an online payment option specifically for cash bonds.

Surety

Surety Bonds

The court also identifies surety as an accepted bond method.

When the court's bond order permits a surety bond, a licensed bail bond agency may be able to assist with posting the required bond.

Criminal Cases

Misdemeanor vs. Felony Cases

Misdemeanors

Cases That Can Remain in District Court

The court explains that misdemeanor cases punishable by no more than one year in jail can remain in district court through trial and sentencing.

Felonies

Felony Cases Start Here Too

In felony cases, the district court can set bail and conduct a preliminary examination.

If the required showing is made, the felony case is transferred to circuit court for further proceedings.

Court Jurisdiction

41A Shelby Serves More Than Shelby Township

This is especially useful for local search: the Shelby Township division of 41A District Court serves three communities.

Townships

Shelby Township & Macomb Township

Criminal matters originating in Shelby Township and Macomb Township may be handled through this 41A District Court location.

City

City of Utica

The court's jurisdiction also includes the City of Utica.

Sterling Heights is handled by its separate 41A District Court division.

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Straight Answers

41A District Court Shelby Township Bail FAQs

Where is 41A District Court in Shelby Township?

The current court address is 52420 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby Township, MI 48316.

What is the 41A District Court phone number?

The main phone number is 586-739-7325. The Criminal Division is reached through option or extension 5.

What are the Shelby Township 41A District Court hours?

The court currently lists hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and states that it is closed from noon to 1:00 p.m.

What communities does 41A District Court serve?

The Shelby Township division serves Shelby Township, Macomb Township and the City of Utica.

When are walk-in arraignments at 41A District Court?

The court currently lists walk-in arraignments for Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Check-in begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 10:00 a.m.

Does 41A District Court set bail?

Yes. The court states that district court determines the bail amount and collects bail in criminal cases.

What types of bond does 41A District Court accept?

Current court facility information states that bonds posted must be in cash, certified check or surety. The actual court order determines which bond option applies to a specific defendant.

Does 41A District Court handle felony cases?

Initial felony proceedings can occur in district court. The court can set bail and conduct a preliminary examination before qualifying felony cases are transferred to circuit court.

Is You Call Bail available 24/7?

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