North Ogden Justice Court. What to expect.
North Ogden runs a small court on 2600 North with limited public hours — the shortest of any court in the county. If you need the clerk, the window is narrow.
North Ogden City Justice Court.
Address, phone, and what this court actually handles.
Public hours: Mon–Thu 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Fri 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Four things about this court.
Not general advice — specifics that matter about this courtroom.
The hours are genuinely restrictive
Open at 11:00 a.m. on weekdays and closing at 1:00 p.m. on Fridays. Plan any clerk contact around that, particularly if you are working against a filing deadline.
North Ogden PD makes the stops
The department shares the 515 East 2600 North address. Cases from Pleasant View and Harrisville may be cited by their own officers — check the agency on your citation, because it determines the court.
Class B and C only
A first-offense DUI is a class B misdemeanor and stays here. A second within ten years is a class A and moves to the Second District. See second DUI in Utah.
The license clock does not care which court you are in
The 10-day Driver License Division deadline runs from the arrest date regardless of venue. Read the 10-day rule.
If you have a date on this calendar.
The court will not advise you and the prosecutor is not your lawyer. Two things are worth doing before your first appearance.
Do not plead at arraignment because it is quick
A guilty plea at arraignment ends the case and every option in it. Utah law also sharply limits pleas in abeyance for DUI, so the shortcut people expect usually is not available. See what a guilty plea actually costs.
Deal with the license separately and immediately
The criminal case and the Driver License Division hearing are two proceedings in two systems. The DLD deadline is ten calendar days from arrest and this court has no power over it.