Learn how to report to the City's Ethics Commission suspected violations of State or City laws relating to campaign finance, lobbying, campaign consulting, conflicts of interest, or governmental ethics.

Learn about the SF Law Library which aims to provide the judiciary, the public, the bar, and city, county, and state officials free access and use of legal reference materials.

Learn about the SF Superior Court and the jury service experience. Daily reporting instructions, frequently asked questions, maps, parking information, and directions to the courthouse locations are available to assist you with your service.

Access information and learn about the requirements to complete San Francisco's local domestic partnership registration process.

Access services provided by the City's Human Rights Commission which focuses on providing leadership and advocacy to secure, protect and promote human rights for all people. Learn how to file a complaint if you have been subjected to employment or housing discrimination in San Francisco.

Learn about Neighborhood Courts which serve as an alternative to Criminal Courts. Instead of charging cases for criminal prosecution, the District Attorney's Office refers appropriate misdemeanor cases to Neighborhood Courts, and a panel of volunteer adjudicators hears the case.

Access reports published by the Civil Grand Jury which scrutinizes the conduct of public business of County government. Its function is to investigate the operations of the various officers, departments and agencies of the City & County of San Francisco.

Learn about the major legal cases that the City Attorney's Office is pursuing. The Major Cases section offers access to news about by the Office's work on matters of particular public interest.