Roy/Weber Justice Court. What to expect.
This court is shared. It hears cases from Roy, Hooper, West Haven and the unincorporated county — which is why people cited by a Weber County Sheriff’s deputy in an unincorporated area end up on a Roy calendar.
Roy/Weber Justice Court.
Address, phone, and what this court actually handles.
Public hours: Mon–Thu 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Fri 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Four things about this court.
Not general advice — specifics that matter about this courtroom.
Four jurisdictions, one calendar
Roy PD, the Weber County Sheriff’s Office, and citations from Hooper and West Haven all funnel here. The citing agency still matters — it determines what video and what calibration records exist.
Hill Air Force Base is next door
A meaningful share of this court’s DUI defendants hold base access or a clearance. The criminal penalty is often the smaller problem. Say so at the first meeting, because it changes what outcome is worth fighting for.
Friday is a half day
The court closes at noon on Fridays. It is a small thing that catches people who assume a five-day week when they are trying to reach the clerk before a deadline.
Booking is in Ogden regardless
Arrests anywhere in Weber County go to the Weber County Correctional Facility on Depot Drive, not to a city facility.
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.