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Is sitting in a housing court just allowed? How does one go around doing this?


Just go. Almost all courts, with the exception of family court, are open and you can just walk in and sit.

If you yourself are going to be involved in a case it's a good idea to sit in a few trials so you get an idea of how things go.


Usually, yes! I’m not sure how it works with remote hearings during Covid-19 but I imagine some courts are broadcasting live streams of the proceedings while others are invitation-only. In normal circumstances where courts are open you can just show up and sit in the gallery to observe. Most housing courts have an “eviction day” once a week. If you call the courthouse ahead of time the clerk can tell you what day of the week is eviction day.




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