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Public trust in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County is hitting a new high, with 67% of respondents saying they trust the court—up from 64% last year and topping all other government institutions. People see it as more innovative, transparent, and fair, with strong belief in its role protecting rights and checking power. Even those who’ve been through court report higher satisfaction. Judge Sergio C. Tapia Jr. says building trust and ensuring equal access to justice are core goals—and results are showing. But challenges remain: half still think the court needs to improve tech adoption and accessibility, and external factors like gas prices and immigration enforcement concerns are deterring some from appearing in person, even as demand grows for remote options.

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