Virtual Court
How to Attend a Scheduled Virtual Zoom Hearing
If you are scheduled for a court hearing today or need to participate in a virtual hearing with Renton Municipal Court, follow the steps below to access the virtual courtroom:
Method 1 – Direct Link:
Within the table below, click on the appropriate direct link to access your desired virtual courtroom:
| Location | Direct Link | Meeting ID | Password |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtroom 1 | Courtroom #1 Zoom | 533 352 1935 | Renton |
| Courtroom 2 | Courtroom #2 Zoom | 454 390 5186 | Renton |
| SCORE Jail | SCORE Jail Zoom | 675 805 7271 | Renton |
| Virtual Resource Center (VRC) | Virtual Resource Center Zoom | 865 251 6559 | Public01 |
Method 2 – Enter Data Manually in Web Browser or Zoom App:
- Go to Zoom or download the Zoom App.
- Enter the appropriate Meeting ID and Meeting Password from the table above.
Zoom Logistics
Zoom Environment Tips:
- Device Requirements: To appear by video, you will need a device with an internet connection, a video camera, and a microphone (or a headset with a microphone).
- Check Your Device: Test your device before the hearing using this Zoom Test Link.
- Username Consistency: Ensure that your username for the video (Zoom) hearing matches the name on the hearing notice you received from the court.
- Mute When Not Speaking: Keep yourself muted until the court asks you to speak. You can mute/unmute yourself by clicking on the microphone icon.
- Rejoining the Session: If you get dropped from the Zoom session inadvertently, please rejoin using the same link or Meeting ID.
- Interpreter Awareness: If a language interpreter is present, be aware that they might occasionally interrupt the court to clarify who is speaking.
By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your virtual court experience with Renton Municipal Court is smooth and respectful.
Review our client resources here
Contact us anytime for your urgent legal needs.
About Blanford Law:
We are no-nonsense, relentless, fair, and honest. We are great listeners instead of fast talkers, that is just who we are. More than 20 years ago, Ken began practicing law with a deeply-seeded belief that every person has the right to the best legal representation available. He built his law firm on that belief. Another belief that he strongly adheres to is his fundamental belief that clients deserve respect, with no assumptions or preconceived notions. If you or someone you know is accused of a crime or injured as a result of the negligence of another, please have them call us at 253-720-9304 or email us info@blanfordlaw.com
