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Third Judicial Circuit Criminal Division

The Third Judicial Circuit is Wayne County's circuit court. Its Criminal Division is housed in the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center in Detroit and handles felony cases bound over from Wayne County district courts as well as criminal appeals.

Court Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan – Criminal Division
Location Wayne County Criminal Justice Center
Address 5301 Russell Street
Detroit, MI 48211
Criminal Division Felony criminal matters and criminal appeals from Wayne County district courts
Bond Posting The court identifies the 1st floor of the Criminal Justice Center as the location for posting bonds.
Pretrial Services Suite 3020
313-224-5898
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Important: A felony case may begin in a Wayne County district court before being bound over to Third Circuit Court. Confirm the defendant's current court, case number, bond order and custody status before attempting to post bond.
Detroit, Michigan

Wayne County Criminal Justice Center

5301 Russell Street
Detroit, MI 48211

The Third Circuit Court Criminal Division operates from the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center. This is the location to use for Third Circuit criminal matters rather than the former Frank Murphy Hall of Justice.

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Important Difference

District Court vs. Circuit Court

Third Circuit Court is different from courts such as Detroit's 36th District Court. Understanding which court currently has the case can prevent confusion when trying to address a bond.

District Court

Where Many Felony Cases Begin

Felony cases generally begin at the district court level, where early proceedings can include arraignment and preliminary examination.

In Detroit, many criminal cases begin in the 36th District Court.

Circuit Court

After a Felony Is Bound Over

The Third Circuit Criminal Division handles felony cases that have been bound over from district courts throughout Wayne County.

It also handles criminal appeals from Wayne County district courts.

Felony Court Process

How a Case Can Reach Third Circuit Court

Not every case follows exactly the same path, but this shows the general progression of a felony case from district court into Wayne County Circuit Court.

1

District Court

A felony criminal case generally begins in the appropriate Wayne County district court.

2

Initial Proceedings

District court proceedings may include arraignment and preliminary examination.

3

Bound Over

If the felony proceeds beyond the district court stage, the case may be bound over to Third Circuit Court.

4

Circuit Court

The felony case continues in the Third Judicial Circuit Criminal Division.

5

Bond Continues

The defendant must continue complying with the court's bond and release conditions while the case is pending.

Posting Bond

Where Are Bonds Posted at Third Circuit Court?

Criminal Justice Center

1st Floor

The Third Circuit Court's current location guide identifies the first floor of the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center as the location to post bonds.

The Criminal Justice Center is located at 5301 Russell Street in Detroit.

Before You Go

Verify the Current Bond

Before attempting to post a bond, verify the defendant's case number, current bond amount, bond type, custody status and any current instructions associated with the case.

A licensed bail bond agent may assist when the court's bond order permits a surety bond.

After Release

Third Circuit Court Pretrial Services

Posting bond does not necessarily end a defendant's pretrial obligations. A judge can order pretrial supervision as a condition of bond.

Pretrial Supervision

Monitoring While the Case Is Pending

The court explains that a defendant placed on pretrial supervision is assigned to a Pretrial Specialist who monitors compliance with the bond conditions ordered by the judge.

Pretrial Services can also remind defendants about upcoming court proceedings.

Check-In Information

313-224-5898

Third Circuit Pretrial Services is located in Suite 3020 of the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center.

The court currently lists 313-224-5898 as the number for pretrial check-in.

Conditions of Bond

Release Comes With Responsibilities

Court Order

Only the Judge Can Modify Bond Conditions

Third Circuit Pretrial Services states that only the judge can modify the conditions imposed as part of a defendant's bond.

Questions about changing a release condition should therefore be addressed through the appropriate court process.

Compliance

Violations Can Affect Release

The court warns that violating bond conditions can result in the bond being revoked.

If a bond is revoked, the court states that a warrant for the defendant's arrest will be issued.

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Straight Answers

Wayne County Circuit Court Bail FAQs

Where is the Third Circuit Court Criminal Division?

The Criminal Division is located in the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center at 5301 Russell Street, Detroit, MI 48211.

Does Third Circuit Court handle felony cases?

Yes. The Criminal Division handles felony cases bound over from district courts in Wayne County. It also handles criminal appeals from Wayne County district courts.

Where do I post a bond at Wayne County Circuit Court?

The Third Circuit Court's current location guide identifies the first floor of the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center, 5301 Russell Street in Detroit, as the location to post bonds.

Is Third Circuit Court the same as 36th District Court?

No. They are separate courts. Felony cases can begin in district court and later be bound over to Third Circuit Court for further felony proceedings.

What is Third Circuit Court Pretrial Services?

A judge may order a defendant to be monitored by Pretrial Services as a condition of bond while the criminal case is pending.

Where is Pretrial Services?

Pretrial Services is located in Suite 3020 of the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center at 5301 Russell Street in Detroit. The court lists 313-224-5898 for check-in.

Can a bail bond agent change my bond conditions?

No. Third Circuit Court states that only the judge can modify the conditions of bond.

What happens if someone violates their bond conditions?

Third Circuit Pretrial Services states that a violation can result in bond revocation. If the bond is revoked, a warrant for arrest may be issued.

Is You Call Bail available for Wayne County cases 24/7?

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