So, how do you get to this court?
A major portion of the Fairfax County General District Court (Herndon) is underground. Unlike traditional courthouses consisting of brick and columns, the court in Herndon uses a unique dome-like glass architecture. What you see from Street level is in fact, the glass elevator shaft. Underneath you will find the quart room, which has cameras all around, as it is on television, many nights for town, Council, historic, preservation, architectural review, and other important, governmental meetings. And each CTVAV room doubles as a cashiers window with the Fairfax court is in session. In addition, there’s a large conference room, where the Commonwealth’s Attorney (prosecutor) sits, and talks to the officers about the various cases, and even several small jail cells where defendants can be incarcerated temporarily. There are often signs placed around the building with arrows pointing to the direction of its entrance. In front of its glass structure, there is a stone separation engraved with “Herndon Council Chambers.” 
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Signs, like the image above, are often placed around the court as finding the entrance can be tricky. The arrows and pictures help give a visual as to what to look for.

Where is this court located?
Just off of Elden Street, the Herndon Division of the Fairfax County General District Court is located at 765 Lynn Street. In the heart of downtown Herndon, the court resides next to many local shops and the historic Old Town Hall.
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When is the court open?
The court is open and in session on Wednesday mornings at 9:00 am. Visit the official website to look at dates when it is closed.
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Can you send documents to this location?
No. Any mail that is meant to go to the Fairfax County General District Court in Herndon should be sent to
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4110 Chain Bridge Road Suite 210 Fairfax, VA 22030
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Why is it a good visit?
Visiting the court can be informative. Watching other cases can help ease the nerves before a court hearing and can serve as good preparation. For those unfamiliar with Virginia Court procedures, a “scouting visit” can be a very good idea. One of the reasons for the Abrams Landau Ltd. open, book policy, and requirement, the clients go to the court, where their case will be heard well, then advance of their trial, is in order of juice, anxiety, and familiarize them selves with where to park, where to poop, and where the candy dishes are locat
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