North Mesa Justice Court i Mesa

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  Bri Littlejohn

  :: 17 April 2018 15:50:41

  Not sure about the other reviewers as to what they actually had to appear for but I came here to get married. The staff was courteous and professional as I am sure they have to deal with alot of characters all day long. I came early morning only to be told that they don't start actual marriage ceremonies until after 5pm. NOTE be there early by 4:30 for marriages as they go by the check-in order from that timeframe. The judge went through the list fairly quickly and I love the things he said about love and marriage before the vows. Overall my New Husband and I were fairly pleased. Thank You

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  Howard Gordon

  :: 18 October 2017 19:53:21

  Good Serves.

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  Leo Morales Sr.

  :: 11 August 2017 12:13:12

  Deut 27:19 says "Cursed is anyone who withholds justice from the foreigner, the fatherless or the widow." Presiding judge Cecil Ash is a Mormon who voted for Trump, he is a gambler, decides cases with the roll of a dice. Why even bother looking at the evidence or what the law says, just roll the dice and done! Was recently investigated by The Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct for failing to conduct formal courtroom proceedings and using a dice to decide cases instead of the evidence and the law.The Judge Cecil Ash started the "trial" with "...with me you are rolling the dice". The evidence doesn't really matter but what matters is who he wants to believe as he said in the ruling. He first awarded me damages with court costs and declared at the end of the trial that I was the prevailing party in the lawsuit. THEN.. he prompted the defendant's attorney if he wanted to object to it, of course the attorney objected after the judge prompted him to do so and then Judge Cecil the gambler reversed himself and his ruling. He makes decisions without any regards for order of the court of law. Luke 18: 3 2 He said: “In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared what people thought. 3 And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with the plea, ‘Grant me justice against my adversary.’ 4 “but he refused.

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  Miguel Albanez

  :: 20 March 2017 12:40:48

  The ladies that helped me in the court and over the phone were very understanding and very quick about what I needed. If they were legally able to do it, they granted it quickly to keep the lines moving. I understand the consequences of my actions and was very glad to get help to facilitate my traffic violation process. Hopefully will not have to go back though.

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  Riley Long

  :: 28 September 2016 17:07:54

  Literally terrible, was scheduled to appear telephonically and there's absolutely no one to talk to when you call their number. Just a recorded prompt. Just trying to make this work and they made it as hard as possible.