JT Defence Criminal Law

Ontario Virtual Court Directory

Brampton
Court Zoom Links

Zoom links, meeting IDs, passcodes and call-in numbers for 6 virtual courtrooms at the Brampton Ontario Court of Justice, including case management, guilty plea and bail and video remand courts.

Checked against the Ontario Court of Justice’s published coordinates on October 19, 2026. Always confirm with the court before your appearance.

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Brampton

7755 Hurontario Street Brampton, Ontario L6W 4T1

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  • Courtroom 104 Provincial Adult Criminal Case Management Court (Self-Represented Matters) Monday to Friday, 9 am
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 647-374-4685
  • Courtroom 108 Audio, Video Remand (Adult and YCJA)
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 647-374-4685
  • Courtroom 204 YCJA, Federal First Appearance, YCJA Diversion, Federal Matters with Retained Counsel
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 647-374-4685
  • Courtroom 307 Provincial Adult Criminal Case Management Court (Retained Counsel Matters) Monday to Friday at 9 am
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 647-374-4685
  • Courtroom 302 Early Intervention Program (EIP) – Early Intervention Program (EIP) – Wednesday afternoon at 2 15 pm
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 647-374-4685
  • Courtroom 103 Plea Court
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985

Charged In Brampton?
We Appear Here Regularly

JT Defence Law’s lawyers regularly appear at the A. Grenville & William Davis Courthouse for bail hearings, case management, trials and sentencing. Call us before your first court date.

Our Brampton Criminal Defence Practice Call 24/7: (416) 830-8661

Before You Join

  • Use the courtroom shown on your court documents or notice. If you are unsure, call the courthouse or your lawyer.
  • You must attend in person if a judge or justice of the peace has ordered it, even when a Zoom link exists.
  • Rename yourself on Zoom with your full name, keep your microphone muted, and wait to be called.
  • Recording, photographing or broadcasting a hearing without permission is an offence and may be contempt of court.

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