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| Court Type: | Supreme Court |
| State: | CA |
| County: | San Francisco |
| Street Address: | 350 McAllister Street |
| City: | San Francisco |
| Zip Code: | 94102 |
| Phone: | 415-865-7000 |
| Hours: | Monday - Friday : 9am–5pm |
| Website URL: | https://www.courts.ca.gov/supremecourt.htm |
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