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One Town Hall Plaza | Clifton Park, NY 12065 | (518) 371-6651 |
The Clifton Park Justice Court
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Justice Court |
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Small Claims |
Criminal Cases |
Traffic Tickets |
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The Honorable James F. Hughes - 1982 – Present
Town of Clifton Park Court
Clifton Park Public Safety Building
5 Municipal Plaza
Clifton Park, NY 12065
Telephone: 518 - 371-6668
Fax: 518 - 371-3963
Email: Send an email
Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday and Friday: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
Wednesday and Thursday: 9:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M. |
The Honorable Robert A. Rybak - 1980 – Present
Judge Hughes has court on Wednesday evenings:
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Small Claims, which need to be scheduled in advance, begin at 5:00 P.M.
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Criminal and Traffic court begins at 7:00 P.M.
Judge Rybak has court on Thursday evenings:
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Small Claims, which need to be scheduled in advance, begin at 5:00 P.M.
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Criminal and Traffic court begins at 7:00 |
 The Clifton Park Town Court
The Clifton Park Town Court is a part of the Unified Court System of the State
of New York ( www.courts.state.ny.us) and has jurisdiction over all civil
actions, such as Small Claims, evictions, etc., criminal cases, violations of
town ordinances and vehicle and traffic violations occurring in the Town of
Clifton Park. Town Justices are elected to 4 year terms.
Court Clerks perform administrative and clerical work in maintaining court
records. Court Clerks are there to be as helpful as possible, but they cannot
give legal advice and have no authority to reduce or dismiss a charge or alter
fines set by the justices.
Meeting With the Judge
Within the limits of Standards of Judicial Conduct, both judges are willing to
meet with people to discuss any concerns and/or questions that individuals may
have. Please contact the Court office to schedule an appointment.
Prosecutor
The Office of the Saratoga County District Attorney prosecutes all criminal and
vehicle and traffic cases. The Assistant District Attorney is only in court when
trials or conferences are scheduled by the Court. If you are an attorney and
your client has a traffic infraction, you may contact the Court for the
procedure to follow in handling a traffic ticket by mail. All criminal cases
require a personal appearance by the defendant.
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