Announcements:
23rd Annual Family Reading Night with the Judges!
Kane County Judges Reginald Campbell, Julio César Valdez and Andrea Zenker will read their favorite bedtime stories to children in second grade and younger. Enjoy stories, snacks and laughter, then take a tour of a courtroom. Children must be accompanied by an adult—and pajamas are encouraged. The judges will be wearing theirs!
When: Wednesday, November 18, 2026, 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Where: Kane County Law Library & Self Help Legal Center, second floor, Kane County Judicial Center, 37W777 Route 38, St. Charles, IL 60175
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Attend Zoom Court
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Legal Advice vs. Legal Information
Ever wondered why court staff can’t tell you what you should do next? This video from the National Center for State Courts explains why court staff can provide legal information but cannot provide legal advice.
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Aurora Public Library District launched a Court Access Library Center with dedicated equipment allowing people to appear in court remotely, find legal information and resources, and access court documents online. This is a new pilot program in some of Illinois’ public libraries aimed at helping people navigate the legal system.
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Bridging the Kane County Courthouse to the Community Video Series
This 14-part short video series was created in an effort to make the Kane County Court System easier to understand and use by our community. Legal topics include what to expect when going to court, how to find your court information, what to do if your teen gets a traffic ticket, getting married at a Kane County Courthouse, and more.
Find the entire series on the 16th Circuit's YouTube playlist.
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