If you or a family member has to appear in a Bucks County courtroom on a criminal or traffic case, you will need a skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney to protect your rights.
In Bucks County, your case may go before one of the county’s Magisterial District Courts or the Court of Common Pleas.
Bucks County Magisterial District Courts decide all summary offenses, Pennsylvania’s least serious offense level. The next step in the court system for misdemeanor and felony cases is the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas.
There are 20 Magisterial District Courts, each presided over by its own Magisterial District Judge. The Magisterial District Courts are located in the following municipalities:
- Bensalem (two Magisterial District Courts)
- Bristol (two Magisterial District Courts)
- Levittown (two Magisterial District Courts)
- Feasterville
- Penndel
- Warminster
- Fallsington
- Morrisville
- Richboro
- Warrington
- Perkasie
- Quakertown
- Newtown
- New Britain
- Doylestown
- Jamison
- Ottsville
The Court of Common Pleas in Bucks County consists of 11 judges and meets in Doylestown.
Fienman Defense has represented clients on cases at every level of Bucks County’s criminal justice system. We thoroughly understand how each court works. No matter which court your case appears in, we will provide you with an experienced and skilled defense.