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52-2 District Court – Clarkston

The 52nd District Court's 2nd Division is located in Clarkston, Michigan. The court handles district-court criminal matters within its Oakland County jurisdiction, including misdemeanor cases and the initial stages of felony cases.

Court 52-2 District Court
Address 5850 Lorac Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346
Main Phone 248-625-4880
Hours Monday–Friday
8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
County Oakland County
24/7 Bail Help 1-844-YOU-WALK
Important: The exact bond process depends on the defendant's case, custody status and the court's current bond order. Confirm current case-specific requirements with the court or appropriate government agency.
Criminal Court Process

How a 52-2 District Court Criminal Case Can Proceed

The exact process depends on the criminal charge and circumstances of the case. District-court criminal proceedings may generally include the following stages.

1

Arrest or Charge

A criminal matter begins following an arrest, complaint or other charging process.

2

Arraignment

The defendant appears for applicable initial proceedings and is informed of the charges.

3

Bond

The court determines whether release is permitted and what bond or release conditions apply.

4

Bond Posted

If a financial bond is ordered, the applicable requirements must be satisfied before release.

5

Case Continues

The defendant must attend future court proceedings and comply with all conditions of release.

Criminal Cases

Felony vs. Misdemeanor Cases

The role of the district court differs depending on whether the defendant is facing a misdemeanor or felony charge.

Misdemeanor Cases

District courts handle misdemeanor criminal cases within their jurisdiction. Depending on the charge and circumstances, a misdemeanor case can remain at 52-2 District Court through its applicable proceedings.

Felony Cases

Felony cases begin at the district-court level. Initial proceedings can include arraignment, probable cause proceedings and a preliminary examination.

If a felony case is bound over, subsequent felony proceedings continue in Oakland County Circuit Court.

Understanding Bond

What Happens When Bond Is Set?

A bond order can determine whether a defendant may be released while the criminal case is pending and what requirements must be met before release.

Bond Amount

Follow the Court's Current Bond Order

The court's order controls the amount, type and conditions of bond. The requirements can differ from one criminal case to another.

Do not assume that another defendant's bond arrangement applies to the current case.

Release Conditions

Release Comes With Responsibilities

A defendant who is released must continue appearing for scheduled court proceedings and complying with all conditions ordered by the court.

The defendant should carefully review and follow the current release order.

After Bond Is Posted

The Criminal Case Is Not Over

Posting bond concerns the defendant's release while the criminal case proceeds. It does not resolve the underlying criminal case.

Attend Every Required Hearing

The defendant must continue appearing for court dates as required. The type and timing of future proceedings depend on the charge and stage of the case.

Follow Release Conditions

Any conditions imposed by the court remain important while they are in effect. Questions about a particular condition should be addressed using the defendant's current court order or with an appropriate legal professional.

Before You Call

Information That Can Help With a Bail Bond

You do not need to know every detail before calling. However, having a few pieces of information available can make it easier to identify the defendant and determine what is happening with the case.

Defendant Information

Who Is in Custody?

Have the defendant's full legal name and date of birth available. If you know the current jail or custody location, have that information ready as well.

Case Information

What Do You Know About the Case?

A case number, criminal charge, bond amount, bond type or upcoming court date can help identify the current status and applicable bond requirements.

Court Location

52-2 District Court in Clarkston

The 52-2 District Court is located on Lorac Drive in Clarkston, Michigan.

52-2 District Court

5850 Lorac Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346

Phone: 248-625-4880

Regular Hours:
Monday–Friday
8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Court schedules, closures and operating procedures can change. Confirm current information with the court before traveling.

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Straight Answers

52-2 District Court Bail FAQs

Where is 52-2 District Court?

52-2 District Court is located at 5850 Lorac Dr., Clarkston, MI 48346.

What is the 52-2 District Court phone number?

Oakland County currently lists 248-625-4880 as the main telephone number for 52-2 District Court.

What are the 52-2 District Court hours?

The court currently lists regular hours as Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Court schedules and closures can change, so confirm current information before traveling.

Does 52-2 District Court handle misdemeanor cases?

District courts handle misdemeanor criminal cases within their jurisdiction. The specific proceedings depend on the charge and circumstances of the case.

Does 52-2 District Court handle felony cases?

Felony cases begin at the district-court level. Initial proceedings can include arraignment, probable cause proceedings and preliminary examination. If the case is bound over, subsequent felony proceedings continue in Oakland County Circuit Court.

Does posting bond end the criminal case?

No. Bond concerns release while the criminal case is pending. The defendant must continue attending required court proceedings and following all applicable release conditions.

What information should I have when calling about a bond?

The defendant's full legal name and date of birth are useful starting points. If available, also have the custody location, case number, criminal charge, bond amount and bond type.

Can You Call Bail help with a Clarkston bond?

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You Call Bail is a private bail bond agency and is not affiliated with 52-2 District Court, Oakland County, the City of the Village of Clarkston, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office or any government agency. Court procedures, addresses, hours, phone numbers, bond requirements and payment methods can change. Confirm current case-specific information directly with the appropriate court or government agency. Information on this page is provided for general informational purposes and is not legal advice.

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