Massachusetts District Courts
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The District Courts are trial courts in Massachusetts that have jurisdiction over most criminal cases, including felonies punishable by less than 5 years, small claims involving less than $2,000, and civil cases involving less than $25,000. Most counties in the state have multiple district courts.
The interm Chief Justice of the District Courts is Paul F. LoConto.[1]
Courts
Barnstable County
Berkshire County
Bristol County
- Attleboro District Court
- Fall River District Court
- New Bedford District Court
- Taunton District Court
Dukes County
Essex County
- Gloucester District Court
- Haverhill District Court
- Ipswich District Court
- Lawrence District Court
- Lynn District Court
- Newburyport District Court
- Peabody District Court
- Salem District Court
Franklin County
Hampden County
- Chicopee District Court
- Holyoke District Court
- Palmer District Court
- Springfield District Court
- Westfield District Court
Hampshire County
Middlesex County
- Ayer District Court
- Cambridge District Court
- Concord District Court
- Framingham District Court
- Lowell District Court
- Malden District Court
- Marlborough District Court
- Natick District Court
- Newton District Court
- Somerville District Court
- Waltham District Court
- Woburn District Court
Nantucket County
Norfolk County
- Brookline District Court
- Dedham District Court
- Quincy District Court
- Stoughton District Court
- Wrentham District Court
Plymouth County
Suffolk County
Worcester County
- Clinton District Court
- Dudley District Court
- East Brookfield District Court
- Fitchburg District Court
- Gardener District Court
- Leominister District Court
- Milford District Court
- Uxbridge District Court
- Westborough District Court
- Winchdendon District Court
- Worcester District Court
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