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Ontario Virtual Court Directory

Newmarket
Court Zoom Links

Zoom links, meeting IDs, passcodes and call-in numbers for 6 virtual courtrooms at the Newmarket Ontario Court of Justice, including case management, guilty plea, trial readiness, youth and domestic violence 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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Newmarket

50 Eagle St. W. Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 6B1

  • Courtroom 201 Adult Criminal Case Management Court Monday through Friday
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985
  • Courtroom 106 Youth Criminal Case Management Court Thursday
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985
  • Courtroom 106 Domestic Violence Case Management Court Tuesday and Wednesday
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985
  • Courtroom JCMC Judge-led Intensive Case Management Court (JICMC) Monday to Friday, 9:00 am (counsel matters) and 2:15 pm (self-represented)
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985
  • Virtual court Plea Court – out-of-custody accused
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-855-703-8985
  • Virtual court Trial Readiness Court Mondays, one and two weeks before the trial or preliminary inquiry; 9:00 am (week one), 10:30 am (week two)
    Join Zoom ID Passcode Call in 1-833-955-1088

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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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