Justice Court David L. Levinson,Town Justice David V. Hasin,Town Justice
Alice Confield,Court Clerk
Carol Garen,Court Clerk
About Our Department he
Justice Court handles all traffic tickets, small claims, criminal
offenses, and civil cases within the town limits. Both Town Justices
are elected officials, each serving a four year term.
Judge Levinson holds court every Tuesday evening beginning at 6:00PM. Judge Hasin holds
court every Wednesday evening beginning at 6:30PM. Court clerks are
available both in person and by telephone during regular working
hours. However, payments will only be accepted until 3:30PM.
Frequently Asked Questions What are the directions to Woodbury court?
Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate Route 87) to Exit 16 (Harriman).
At the top of the ramp, make a right hand turn. Follow Route 32
North approximately two miles. Town Hall is on the left. (511 Route
32) Court is on the second floor of Town Hall.
Take the Palisades Parkway (PIP) North to Route 6
West (Long Mountain Parkway). Follow Route 6W down the mountain
to the first exit. Follow the exit ramp to the light. Make a right
hand turn on Route 32 North. Follow Route 32 N approximately 2 1/2
miles. Town Hall is on the left. (511 Route 32) Court is on the
second floor of Town Hall.
If I receive a traffic
ticket, how do I know how much the fine is? There are no set fines on traffic tickets. You must sign the back
of the ticket either “guilty” or “not guilty”
and send the ticket to the court. If you plead “guilty,”
the court will send you a notice indicating how much the fine is -or- if you plead “not-guilty,” the court will
send you a notice giving you a new court date when you will be required
to appear.
How can I pay my fine? Payments can be mailed to the Court or paid in person at the Court Office before 3:30PM.
The only accepted forms of payment are MONEY ORDER or CERTIFIED CHECK (payable to the Woodbury Justice Court) and CASH (exact amount only).
PERSONAL CHECKS AND CREDIT CARDS ARE NOT ACCEPTED
Your name, ticket # or case # and address must be clearly PRINTED on all money orders and certified checks.
How can I file a claim
in small claims court?
To file a claim in Small Claims Court, the defendant must live or
transact business in the Town of Woodbury and the claim must be
under $3,000. Filing forms are available from the court clerks during
regular court Hours.
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Justice Court handles all traffic tickets, small claims, criminal
offenses, and civil cases within the town limits. Both Town Justices
are elected officials, each serving a four year term.
Judge Levinson holds court every Tuesday evening beginning at 6:00PM. Judge Hasin holds
court every Wednesday evening beginning at 6:30PM. Court clerks are
available both in person and by telephone during regular working
hours. However, payments will only be accepted until 3:30PM.