Video Court

1. To Dial in via Phone call:
+1 312 626 6799
Your Judge’s Meeting ID and Meeting Password
will be needed and is provided below.
For Zoom Video Court click on your Judge below.

Judge Bloodworth – Zoom Video Court Click Here
Criminal Felony
Meeting ID: 401 795 6706
Meeting Password: 550006

Judge Fiello – Zoom Video Court Click Here
Family | Divorce | Adoption | Post Conviction | Miscellaneous Remedies |
Orders Of Protection
Meeting ID: 430 559 1060
Meeting Password: 489963

Judge Travelstead – Zoom Video Court Click Here
Juvenile Court | Civil Law
Meeting ID: 725 456 1520
Meeting Password: 957283

Judge Bost – Zoom Video Court Click
Criminal First Appearances |Criminal Misdemeanors| Juvenile Delinquency | 
Mental Health | Probate
Meeting ID: 592 626 0859
Meeting Password: 579384

Judge Mitchell – Zoom Video Court Click
Traffic/Ordinance Violations | City of Carbondale Court | City of Murphysboro Court | Conservation | Municipal Corporations | Small Claims | Law Magistrate | Chancery | Tax | Foreclosures | Guardianships | Eminent Domain
Meeting ID: 467 310 7955
Meeting Password: 122214

Judge Stratemeyer– Zoom Video Court Click Here
Dockets To Be Determined
Meeting ID: 893 672 8160
Meeting Password: 159212

Judge Edmonds
Evictions
Call clerk’s office for
Meeting ID and
Password at 618.687.7300

To view a video of how to prepare for video court in English or Spanish, please click the following link
https://www.illinoiscourts.gov/courts/additional-resources/remote-proceedings

Note: If you do not know which Judge is handling your case, look on
https://judici.com or call the Jackson County Circuit Clerk’s office at (618)
687-7300.

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HOURS & CONTACT

MON – FRI | 8:00AM-4:00PM
1001 Walnut Street
P.O. Drawer 730
Murphysboro, IL 62966

CIRCUIT CLERK

Phone: 618-687-7300
Fax: 618-684-6378
webforms@jacksoncoilcircuitclerk.gov

A strict dress code is enforced in the courtroom; no ripped or torn clothing, no tank tops, no shorts, no hats and no bare midriffs.

E-Filing

All Civil and Criminal filings, which includes Juvenile and DUI filings, as well as traffic, ordinance violations, conservation and civil law violations, must be filed electronically (eFiled). This includes all pleadings, exhibits, and transcripts.