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array_files[1]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/magistrate.html","2008-07-24","8K","Dayton Municipal Court - Magistrate    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Magistrate Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court Magistrate Services The magistrates provide supportive judicial services for the five elected judges of the Dayton Municipal Court. The department is staffed by two full time magistrates, two full time bailiffs, and one assignment coordinator. The Magistrate’s Office is divided into two sections: criminal/traffic and civil. The criminal/traffic section handles the arraignments for traffic and criminal matters where the defendants are not incarcerated, most minor misdemeanor traffic and criminal trials, and protection order hearings. The civil section handles all small claims cases, forcible entry and detainer hearings, post judgment debtor examinations and attachment hearings, rent escrow cases, damage hearings, and civil cases referred by the judges.. Magistrates Statistics2007 Misdemeanor Dispositions Before Magistrate14,916 Minor Misdemeanor Traffic Trials1,146 Minor Misdemeanor Criminal Trials 919 Forcible Entry And Detainer Cases Initial Appearance 2,846 Trials167 Damage Hearings112 Rent Escrow Hearings19 Referred Civil Cases130 Bureau of Motor Vehicles264 Small Claims Cases1,120 Mediated Case Terminations68 important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Th      ");
array_files[2]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/probation.html","2008-07-24","23K","Dayton Municipal Court - Probation    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Probation Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court Probation Services The progression of Dayton Municipal Court continues to utilize the latest concepts of creative community sanctions and rehabilitation programs to address the needs of its offenders and for the protection of the Dayton community. Through the rich history of Dayton Municipal Court, the court has endeavored to continually exhibit initiative and creativity to become a front runner regarding new technology, community sanctions and programming between the Court and the community agency service providers for the rehabilitation of offenders. The Dayton Municipal Court Probation Department continues to provide a multitude of services and programs to the judiciary of the Court. Upon referral to Dayton Municipal Probation Department for pre-sentence investigations, extensive investigative reports providing pertinent information regarding the offenders’ involvement in the offense, along with vital social/background data, are presented to the Judges once guilt has been established. Included in this report is any information gathered from the victim via compliant feedback, a substance abuse assessment and a psychological evaluation if necessary. This broad and complete compilation of information assures the judiciary that the sanction rendered by them is relative to the offender. Those offenders placed on supervised probation are informed of the conditions of their probation and ordered to meet regularly with their probation officer. To insure the offender remains in compliance with the conditions, the probation officer closely monitors the offender. Additionall      ");
array_files[3]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/specialdocket.html","2008-07-24","17K","Dayton Municipal Court - Special Dockets    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Special Dockets Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court The purpose of a special docket is to allow a judge to intervene on an ongoing basis with defendants who have unique issues or problems that may not be solved by traditional judicial sanctions or programs. By providing an intensive, ongoing review of a case by the judge, special programming and intensive sanctions are imposed upon a defendant who may benefit from, a nontraditional, rehabilitative effort over a period of time. The special dockets have proven effective for a number of individuals while at the same time ensuring public safety in the community. Since 1999 the Dayton Municipal Court has established, by local rule, four special dockets. The four dockets are the Mental Health Docket, Recovery Now Docket, Safe Neighborhoods Docket and Housing Court Docket. Access ii - Mental Health Court Docket In, 2003 Judge John S. Pickrel convened the first Dayton Municipal Mental Health Docket and reviewed two candidates for potential entry into the Access II Program. The Access II Program is designed to meet the needs of persons with mental health problems charged with misdemeanors in the city of Dayton. These individuals must be stable enough to understand and comply with program requirements. Access II candidates are referred by Dayton Police Department officers trained in crisis intervention. Additionally, individuals are referred by the City Prosecutor’s Office, Public Defender, Crisis Care specialists at the Montgomery County Jail, and a licensed social worker from Day-Mont Behavioral Healthcare. This group meets weekly at what is termed the roundtable. The m      ");
array_files[4]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/search.html","2008-07-24","8K","Dayton Municipal Court - Search    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Search Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court The Dayton Municipal Court was created in 1913 by the Ohio State Legislature and began its judicial operation in 1914, serving the citizens in the boundaries of the City of Dayton, Ohio. Five full-time judges serve on the Dayton Municipal Court along with two full-time magistrates. Administrative, profesional, technical and clerical functions of the court are provided by fifty-nine court employees. Support positions include court administrator, probation offices, court reporters, assignment coordinators, bailiffs, marshals, secretaries and law clerk. The Clerk of Courts Office is the repository of public records for the Dayton Municipal Court. The Clerk and his management and support staff of 50 Deputy Clerks assure that municipal court case documentation is recorded and maintained appropriately for public record. Dayton municipal court judges John S. Pickrel, Presiding Judge Carl S. Henderson, Administrative Judge Daniel G. Gehres, Judge Bill C. Littlejohn, Judge Dennis J. Greaney, Judge Magistrates Colette Moorman, Senior Magistrate Christopher Roberts, Magistrate Clerk of Court Mark E. Owens important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Third Street Dayton, OH 454      ");
array_files[5]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/news.html","2008-07-24","8K","Dayton Municipal Court - News and Events    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - News and Events Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court The Dayton Municipal Court was created in 1913 by the Ohio State Legislature and began its judicial operation in 1914, serving the citizens in the boundaries of the City of Dayton, Ohio. Five full-time judges serve on the Dayton Municipal Court along with two full-time magistrates. Administrative, profesional, technical and clerical functions of the court are provided by fifty-nine court employees. Support positions include court administrator, probation offices, court reporters, assignment coordinators, bailiffs, marshals, secretaries and law clerk. The Clerk of Courts Office is the repository of public records for the Dayton Municipal Court. The Clerk and his management and support staff of 50 Deputy Clerks assure that municipal court case documentation is recorded and maintained appropriately for public record. Dayton municipal court judges John S. Pickrel, Presiding Judge Carl S. Henderson, Administrative Judge Daniel G. Gehres, Judge Bill C. Littlejohn, Judge Dennis J. Greaney, Judge Magistrates Colette Moorman, Senior Magistrate Christopher Roberts, Magistrate Clerk of Court Mark E. Owens important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Third Street Dayto      ");
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array_files[7]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/location.html","2008-07-24","7K","Dayton Municipal Court - Location and Hours    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Location and Hours Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court Office hours for the Clerk of Court are 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, for the acceptance of case filings and payments. Traffic and Criminal payments can also be paid online at www.paymyfine.org. Dayton Municipal Court is located at 301 West Third Street, Dayton, OH 45432. important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Third Street Dayton, OH 45402 Contact Us Important Links Civil Case Inquiry Criminal/Traffic Case Inquiry Online Fine Payment Five Rivers MetroPark Code of Ordinances City of Dayton, Revised Code of General Ordinance Ohio Revised Code Home | Contact Us | Documents | Search | Site Map 301 West Third Street | Dayton, OH 45402 937-333-4300 Clerk of Court | 937-333-4338 Court Administration ©2008 The Dayton Municipal Court, Dayton OhioAll Rights Reserved.     ");
array_files[8]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/index.html","2008-07-24","10K","Dayton Municipal Court - Dayton, Ohio - Home Page    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Dayton, Ohio - Home Page Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court The Dayton Municipal Court was created in 1913 by the Ohio State Legislature and began its judicial operation in 1914, serving the citizens in the boundaries of the City of Dayton, Ohio. Five full-time judges serve on the Dayton Municipal Court along with two full-time magistrates. Administrative, professional, technical and clerical functions of the court are provided by fifty-nine court employees. Support positions include court administrator, probation offices, court reporters, assignment coordinators, bailiffs, marshals, secretaries and law clerk. The Clerk of Courts Office is the repository of public records for the Dayton Municipal Court. The Clerk and his management and support staff of 50 Deputy Clerks assure that municipal court case documentation is recorded and maintained appropriately for public record. Dayton municipal court judges John S. Pickrel, Presiding Judge Carl S. Henderson, Administrative Judge Daniel G. Gehres, Judge Bill C. Littlejohn, Judge Dennis J. Greaney, Judge Magistrates Colette Moorman, Senior Magistrate Christopher Roberts, Magistrate Clerk of Court Mark E. Owens Case Inquiry: PAY MY FINE ONLINE CIVIL CASE SEARCH CRIMINAL/TRAFFIC CASE GENERAL DOCKET HOUSING DOCKET important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services:      ");
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array_files[10]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/feecosts.html","2008-07-24","14K","Dayton Municipal Court - Fees and Costs    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Fees and Costs Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry Appendix A: Schedule of Fees and Costs Dayton Municipal Court Fees and Costs Order-In -Aid of Execution with Bank Attachments Citation in Contempt and Debtors Exam Levy and Levy Deposit Subpoena Witness Fee Juror Fee Appraisers, per appraiser Small Claims Division Costs Dayton Municipal Court Fees and Costs Filing Complaint - One (1) Defendant via Certified Mail Service - 110.00 Each Additional Defendant via Certified Mail - 10 00 Personal Service Fee by Bailiff, each Defendant - 10.00 Residential Service Fee by Bailiff, each Defendant - 6.00 Service through Sheriff - 20.00 Service through Secretary of State - 20.00 Ordinary Mail Service, each Defendant - 5.00 Answer and Cross-Complaint with Certified Mail Service - 15.00 Amended Complaint with Summons (Service Fee additional) - 5.00 Third Party Complaint with Summons (Service Fee additional) - 5.00 Counterclaim with Summons (Service Fee additional) - 5.00 Alias Summons (Service Fee additional) - 5.00 TOP Order-In -Aid of Execution with Bank Attachments: Via Certified Mail - 100.00 Through Auditor of State - 100.00 Through Sheriff - 120.00 Through Process Server - 100.00 TOP Citation in Contempt and Debtors Exam: Via Certified Mail - 40.00 Through Sheriff - 60.00 Through Process Server - 40.00 TOP Levy and Levy Deposit: Each Vehicle or Property - (50 Levy and 600 Deposit) - 650.00 Levy on Foreign Certificate of Judgment - (75 Levy & 600 Deposit) - 675.00 Levy served through Sheriff, additional cost - 20.00 Writ of Restitution - 60.00 Conditional Order of Revivor (Service Fee additional) - 5.00 TOP Subpoena: Issuing paper for each Witnes      ");
array_files[11]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/holidays.html","2008-07-24","10K","Dayton Municipal Court - Holidays    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Holidays Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court 2008 Court Holidays The court will be closed on the following holidays: Holiday Date New Years Day Tuesday, January 1, 2008 Martin Luther King Jr Day Monday, January 21, 2008 Presidents Day Monday, February 18, 2008 Good Friday Friday, March 21, 2008 Memorial Day Monday, May 26, 2008 Fourth of July Friday, July 4, 2008 Labor Day Monday, September 1, 2008 Columbus Day Monday, October 13, 2008 Veterans Day Tuesday, November 11, 2008 Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 27, 2008 Day after Thanksgiving Friday, November 28, 2008 Christmas Day Thursday, December 25, 2008 Christmas Holiday Friday, December 26, 2008 important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Third Street Dayton, OH 45402 Contact Us Important Links Civil Case Inquiry Criminal/Traffic Case Inquiry Online Fine Payment Five Rivers MetroPark Code of Ordinances City of Dayton, Revised Code of General Ordinance Ohio Revised Code Home | Contact Us | Documents | Search | Site Map 301 West Third Street | Dayton, OH 45402 937-333-4300 Clerk of Court | 937-333-4338 Court Administration ©2008 The Dayton Municipal Court, Dayton OhioAll Rights Reserved.     ");
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array_files[13]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/faqwarrants.html","2008-07-24","11K","Dayton Municipal Court - Warrants FAQ    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Warrants FAQ Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry FAQ: Warrants Do I have a Warrant? How do I take care of canceling the warrant? Why do I have a Warrant? Do I have any Warrants not issued by the City of Dayton? Do I have a Warrant? To find out if a warrant has been issued for your arrest for an offense committed in the City of Dayton call 333-4339. Updated: May 9, 2001 TOP How do I take care of canceling the warrant? To receive instructions on canceling a warrant on this web site you need to know what kind of warrant has been issued for your arrest. Types of Warrants: Failure to Appear at Initial Appearance. You have been issued a ticket or citation and have never made the first court appearance. If you have a warrant for failure to appear at an initial appearance for a traffic ticket or criminal offense, report to Room 330 in the Dayton Montgomery County Courts Building between 8:15 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. Monday through Friday to have your case prepared to be heard by the Judge that morning. Failure to Appear at pretrial conference or trial. You have made an initial appearance and pled not guilty and have failed to appear at your next scheduled hearing. If you have a warrant for failure to appear at a pretrial conference or trial and want to reschedule your hearing and know which Judge you are to appear before (see the notice you received) call that Judge’s office to reschedule. If you do not know the Judge assigned call 333-4339. Judge Pickrel: 333-4345 Judge Gehres: 333-4352 Judge Greaney: 333-4342 Judge Henderson: 333-4350 Judge Littlejohn: 333-4369 Magistrate: 333-4456 Failure to Comply. You have been found guilty and have failed to ob      ");
array_files[14]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/faqtickets.html","2008-07-24","14K","Dayton Municipal Court - Tickets and Fines FAQ    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Tickets and Fines FAQ Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry FAQ: Tickets and Fines Can the ticket I received be paid or do I have to go to court? How can I pay my ticket? How much is my ticket? How do I know payment has been received if I mail the fine in? How soon after a ticket is issued can I make payment? As a result of this moving violation will I have a license suspension or how many points will be placed against my license? Must I bring proof of insurance when paying this ticket or when going to court? Can the ticket I received be paid or do I have to go to court? All parking tickets and all criminal and traffic tickets which have the words “MINOR MISDEMEANOR” printed on the top of your ticket may be paid without the necessity of a court appearance. The only exception is if your minor misdemeanor is for a moving violation and it is more than your second moving violation in the past 12 months. A court appearance is then required. All other tickets require a court appearance. If you must appear in court or wish to plead not guilty the date and time of your court appearance is indicated in the box in the lower right section of your ticket. Updated: May 14, 2001 TOP How can I pay my ticket? All payable tickets and parking tickets can be paid in person, by mail, or over the phone. PAY ONLINE – Pay your fine online at www.paymyfine.org with a VISA or MASTERCARD. Traffic Tickets will be in the system within five (5) business days. Parking Tickets are not yet payable online. PAYING IN PERSON – To pay between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday report to the Dayton Montgomery County Courts Building at 301 W. Third St.      ");
array_files[15]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/faqjury.html","2008-07-24","9K","Dayton Municipal Court - Jury FAQ    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Jury FAQ Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry FAQ: Jury How do I find out if a Jury is canceled? What do I do if I cannot make the jury on the day assigned? How long will Jury Duty last? How do I find out if a Jury is canceled? All prospective jurors call 937-333-7566 after 4:30 p.m. on the evening before your scheduled reporting date. A recorded message will advise you if you need to report for jury service. If you are not required to report for jury service because your jury has been canceled, there is no need to make any additional telephone calls. If you are selected for service on another jury, you will receive another jury summons. Updated: May 16, 2001 TOP What do I do if I cannot make the jury on the day assigned? Pursuant to Ohio Law, no one is exempt from jury duty. If you have a circumstance or condition that you believe will cause a hardship for you to serve as required, you might be excused. Excuses can only be granted by the Judge assigned to this jury or his/her representative. You can determine the judge assigned to your jury case by reading the jury summons that you have received. To request to be excused from Jury Duty, call the Judge to whom you are assigned for trial: Judge John S. Pickrel, 937-333-4345 Judge Dennis J. Greaney, 937-333-4342 Judge Daniel G. Gehres, 937-333-4366 Judge Bill C. Littlejohn, 937-333-4369 Judge Carl S. Henderson, 937-333-4350 Updated: April 14, 2004 TOP How long will Jury Duty last? All prospective jurors can expect to be present at court for at least a half day for jury selection process. If you are selected as a juror, expect that your service will last an additional one half to two days.       ");
array_files[16]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/faqcivil.html","2008-07-24","10K","Dayton Municipal Court - Civil Division FAQ    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Civil Division FAQ Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry FAQ: Civil Division Whats the cost for filing a new complaint? Whats the monetary limit for filing? When is Small Claim Court held? When is Eviction/Forcible Entry Court held? Can I file my claim in your Court? When are Debtors Examinations, Citation and Garnishment Hearings? Whats the cost for filing a new complaint? Civil - 110.00 one defendant & 10.00 for each additional. Small Claims - 50.00 one defendant & 10.00 for each additional. Updated: October 1, 2005 TOP Whats the monetary limit for filing? Civil Cases - 15,000 Small Claims - 3,000 Updated: December 28, 2001 TOP When is Small Claim Court held? Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in Courtroom 1-A. Updated: December 28, 2001 TOP When is Eviction/Forcible Entry Court held? Friday at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom 1-A. Updated: December 28, 2001 TOP Can I file my claim in your Court? If the person you file against lives in the City of Dayton, or the transaction took place within the City Limits. Updated: December 28, 2001 TOP When are Debtors Examinations, Citation and Garnishment Hearings? Thursdays in Courtroom 1-A Garnishments at 8:30 a.m. Citation and Debtors Exams at 9:00 a.m. Updated: December 28, 2001 TOP important numbers: Clerk of Court: 937-333-4300 Court Administration: 937-333-4338 FAX: 937-333-4468 Central Payments: 937-333-4302 FAX: 937-333-4468 Civil Division: 937-333-4471 FAX: 937-333-4468 Criminal Division: 937-333-4315 FAX: 937-333-4490 Traffic Division: 937-333-4310 FAX: 937-333-7588 Jury Information: 937-333-4448 FAX: 937-333-4468 Probation Services: 937-333-4375 Warrant Enforcement: 937-333-4339 Dayton Municipa      ");
array_files[17]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/documents.html","2008-07-24","6K","Dayton Municipal Court - Annual Report and Documents    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Annual Report and Documents Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court Annual Reports 2007 Annual Report (Adobe Acrobat Format, Adobe Reader Required and available here: Adobe Reader) Dayton Municipal Court P.O. Box 10700 301 West Third Street Dayton, OH 45402 Contact Us Important Links Civil Case Inquiry Criminal/Traffic Case Inquiry Online Fine Payment Five Rivers MetroPark Code of Ordinances City of Dayton, Revised Code of General Ordinance Ohio Revised Code Home | Contact Us | Documents | Search | Site Map 301 West Third Street | Dayton, OH 45402 937-333-4300 Clerk of Court | 937-333-4338 Court Administration ©2008 The Dayton Municipal Court, Dayton OhioAll Rights Reserved.     ");
array_files[18]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/courtorg.html","2008-07-24","10K","Dayton Municipal Court - Jurisdiction and Organization    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Jurisdiction and Organization Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry dayton municipal court The Dayton Municipal Court is a limited jurisdiction court of record whose judicial function is to apply the law to specific controversies brought before it, and to resolve disputes between people and other legal entities. The court operates under the rule of law to assure that the protections of law are available to all people. The Dayton Municipal Court was created in 1913 by the Ohio State Legislature and began its judicial operation in 1914. The court has a geographic jurisdiction limited by the boundaries of the City of Dayton. The court has matter jurisdiction over a violation of any ordinance of the City of Dayton; any State of Ohio statutory misdemeanor or traffic violation committed in Dayton; and jurisdiction to preside over preliminary hearings for felony cases that occur in the City of Dayton. Jurisdiction also includes civil cases when the amount in dispute is 15,000 or less and small claims cases when the amount in dispute is 3,000 or less. Dayton Municipal Court - Table of Organization Five full-time judges serve on the Dayton Municipal Court. Each judge is elected on a nonpartisan ballot to serve a six-year term of office. Judges must be attorneys, to have practiced law for a minimum of six years, and be residents of the City of Dayton. All judges are sworn to administer justice in every case and to ensure that the cases before them are conducted in an impartial and equitable manner. Annually, the judges elect a Presiding Judge and an Administrative Judge. These judges meet regularly with the Court Administrator to review the operati      ");
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array_files[21]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/clerkorg.html","2008-07-24","12K","Dayton Municipal Court - Clerk of Court - Mark E. Owens    ","",""," Dayton Municipal Court - Clerk of Court - Mark E. Owens Home Location | Hours Holidays News Court Rules Chapter 1: The Judiciary Chapter 2: General Rules Chapter 3: Civil Practice Chapter 4: Criminal Practice Chapter 5: Traffic Practice Schedule of Fees and Costs FAQ Civil FAQ Jury FAQ Tickets | Fines Warrants About the Court Clerk Organization Court Organization Judges | Staff Magistrates Probation Special Dockets Forms | Links | Case Inquiry Dayton Municipal Court Clerk of Court, Mark E. Owens The Clerk of Court’s Office is the repository of public records for the Dayton Municipal Court. The Clerk, elected by the citizens of Dayton to a six year term, and his management and support staff of 50 Deputy Clerks assure that the tasks of the office as set forth in the Ohio Revised Code, are adhered to and carried out. Established administrative functions and legal processes insure that municipal court case documentation is recorded and maintained appropriately for the public record. Clerk of Court Table of Organization The Clerk of Court’s Office is divided into four divisions: Civil, Central Payments, Traffic, and Criminal. The Civil Division is comprised of the General Division, Small Claims, Rent Escrow, and Trusteeships. The General Division annually processes over 10,000 civil suits initiated by attorneys. In addition, the division processes nearly 25,000 wage and bank attachments, 2,000 foreign certificate of judgment transfers, and over 1,000 small claim cases annually. The office records all case document filings and receipts and then disburses funds according to the orders and directives of the court. In 2007 the Civil Division disbursed more than 5.6 million dollars. The Central Payments Division collects money due and payable for nearly 31,000 parking citations as well as criminal minor misdemeanors and marriage fees. This division processes fees, makes appropriate case docketing and disburses money according to law. During 2007, over 3.7 million was collected in fines and costs. The Traffic Divisio      ");
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array_files[33]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/repromc2.pdf","2008-07-20","115K"," REPROMC2    ","     "," REPROMC2    ","REPROMC2 Dayton-Montgomery County Courts Bldg., 301 W. Third St., Dayton, Ohio 45402-0968 DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE TO THE JUDGMENT DEBTOR (R.C. 2716.06) ____________________________________ Judgment Creditor vs. Case No.___________________________________ Exec. No.___________________________________ (The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.) To: _____________________________________________________________, JUDGMENT DEBTOR You are hereby notified that this court has issued an order in the above case in favor of _____________________________ name of judgment creditor _________________________________________________________________, the Judgment Creditor in this proceeding, directing address of judgment creditor that some of your personal earnings be used in satisfaction of your debt to the Judgment Creditor instead of being paid to you. This order was issued on the basis of the Judgment Creditors judgment against you that was obtained in _______________________________________________ in ______________________________ on _______________________. Court case number date The law of Ohio provides that you are entitled to keep a certain amount of your personal earnings free from the claims of creditors. Additionally, wages under a certain amount may never be used to satisfy the claims of creditors. The documents entitled ORDER AND NOTICE OF GARNISHMENT AND ANSWER OF EMPLOYER that are enclosed with this notice show how the amount proposed to be taken out of your personal earnings was calculated by your employer. If you dispute the judgment creditors right to garnish your personal earnings and believe that you are entitled to possession of the personal earnings because they are exempt or if you feel that this order is improper for any other reason, you may request a hearing before this court by disputing the claim in the attached Request for Hearing Card, or in a substantially similar form, and delivering the request for hearing       ");
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array_files[35]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/mc_2.pdf","2008-07-20","5K"," MC_2    ","     "," MC_2    ","Form MC-2 DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT NOTICE OF EXEMPTIONS TO JUDMENT DEBTOR Plaintiff(s) vs. Defendant(s) . . . . . . CASE NO. _____________________________________ EXEC. NO. ____________________________________ A judgment was issued against you on ____________________________ in favor of _______________________________ in the amount of _____________ . As a result _________________________________ has asked this Court to order that the following described property of yours be sold to pay the debt: ________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Location of Property: ___________________________________________________________________________________ This is known as an execution. Unless your property listed above is exempt from execution, it will be sold to pay the debt. Judgment Amount _______________ / Int. ___________ Total _________________ ­ NOTICE ­ By law, certain property is exempt from execution. If any of your property listed above falls into any one of the following categories, you may be able to claim it as exempt and keep it: 1. In the case of judgment for money owed for heath care services rendered or health care supplies provided to the person, one motor vehicle; 2. Your interest, not to exceed 1,000.00, in one motor vehicle; 3. Your interest, not to exceed 200.00 in any particular item, in wearing apparel, beds, and bedding; and your interest, not to exceed 300.00 in each item, in one cooking unit and one refrigerator or other food preservative unit; 4. Your interest, not to exceed 200.00 in any particular item, in household furnishings, household goods, appliances, books, animals, crops, musical instruments, firearms, and hunting and fishing equipment, which are primarily for personal, family or household use; 5. Your interest in one or more items of jewelry, not to exceed 400.00 in one item of jewelry      ");
array_files[36]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/mc_1.pdf","2008-07-20","4K"," MC_1    ","     "," MC_1    ","Form MC-1 DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT 301 W. Third Street, Dayton, OH 45402 TO THE CLERK: DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT, SMALL CLAIMS DIVISION _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Plaintiff. vs. _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Defendant. REQUEST TO FORWARD JUDGMENT TO REGISTRAR Case No. _________________ I, ______________________________________________ , Plaintiff, Plaintiffs attorney in the above case do request that a certified copy of the Judgment whereby Defendant was adjudged liable for damages upon an action arising out of the ownership, maintenance, or use of a motor vehicle be forwarded to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. I affirm that the Defendant has failed to satisfy the within Judgment within thirty (30) days after it was rendered. The information required by the Registrar is as follows: Judgment Debtor _______________________________________________________________ Last Know Address _____________________________________________________________ Date of Birth __________________________________________________________________ Social Security Number __________________________________________________________ Operator s License Number ______________________________________________________ Date of Accident _______________________________________________________________ License Plate Number ___________________________________________________________ Dated this ___________ day of _________________________ , 20 _______ _________________________________________ PLAINTIFF     ");
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array_files[39]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/j31landscape.pdf","2008-07-20","18K"," J31landscape    ","     "," J31landscape    ","DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT Case No. __________________________ Ex. No. ___________________________ Montgomery County, Ohio, as: DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT Before me personally appeared the undersigned, who being first duly sworn, says: That he/she is an a t t o r n e y for the plaintiff herein and that the ________________________________________ Plaintiff. AFFIDAVIT IN AID OF EXECUTION BAILIFFS RETURN THE STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY City of Dayton SS. __________ I serve the within name ____________________ ___________________________ by delivering to ________________________________________ a true and certified copy thereof with all endorsements thereon _______________________ ________________________________________ by leaving a true and certified copy thereof with all endorsements thereon at __________________ _______________________________ usual place of residence _______________________________ __________________________________ , Bailiff By ______________________________________ Deputy Bailiff p l a i n t i f f recovered a judgment in said court against this defendant for __________________ , i n c l u d i n g interest and court costs, on which judgment ____________ remains unpaid; that he has good reason to believe and does believe that vs. ________________________________________ Defendant. ________________________________________ Address. ________________________________________ has certain money owing to the defendant. Said m o n e y is not exempt from execution or attachment under the laws of Ohio. ________________________________________ Garnishee. ________________________________________ Address. __________________________________ Sworn to and subscribed before me by the said ORDER IN AID OF EXECUTION ________________________________________ The original and one copy of this form shall be delivered to the Clerk for his files, in addition to one copy for each party to be served. this __________ day of ____________ , 20 ____ ________________________________________ Order in Aid of execution endorsed:      ");
array_files[40]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/j_17.pdf","2008-07-20","4K"," J_17    ","     "," J_17    ","Form J - 17 IN THE DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT ____________________________________________ Plaintiff. Case No. ___________________________________ VS. PRAECIPE ____________________________________________ Defendant. To the Clerk, Dayton Municipal Court: Please issue subpoena(s) to the person(s) at the addresses shown below: to appear at Courtroom No. ______ , at ______________________________________ , Dayton, Ohio 45402 on __________________________________ , 20 _________ , at ________ following described documents: ___ M. and bring with him/her the ____________________________________________ Attorney for ___________________________________     ");
array_files[41]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/civilform/gp-3.pdf","2008-07-20","8K","gp-3.pdf    ","","","IN THE DAYTON MUNICIPAL COURT CIVIL DIVISION P.O. Box 10700, Dayton, Ohio 45402 Revised 5/06/ 05 AFFIDAVIT; ORDER AND NOTICE OF GARNISHMENT OF PROPERTY OTHER THAN PERSONAL EARNINGS AND ANSWER OF GARNISHEE (R.C. 2716.11 and 2716.13) _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ JUDGMENT CREDITOR Case No. ______________________________________ Exec. No.______________________________________ -vs_____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ JUDGMENT DEBTOR (The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose). =========================================================================================================== AFFIDAVIT STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY, SS.: The undersigned, first duly cautioned and sworn, deposes that I am ___________________________________________, the Judgment Creditor herein, and that on the _____ day of ________________________________________, 20___ , I duly recovered a judgment in ___________________________________________________ Court against the Judgment Debtor named above. I, the affiant, have a reasonable basis to believe and do believe that the person named below as Garnishee, ________________________________________________________________________________, may have property, other than personal earnings, of the judgment debtor that is not exempt under the law of this state or the United States. Said property is described as follows: ________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ ATTORNEY FOR JUDGMENT CREDITOR ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________       ");
array_files[42]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/Printing%20-%20Five%20Rivers%20Metroparks%20Code%20of%20Ordinances.pdf","2008-07-20","999K"," Printing - Five Rivers Metroparks Code of Ordinances    ","","","Five Rivers Metroparks Code of Ordinances FIVE RIVERS METROPARKS CODE OF RULES AND REGULATIONS FIVE RIVERS METROPARKS CODE OF RULES AND REGULATIONS This code is current to District Rule 22 Published by: American Legal Publishing Corporation 432 Walnut Street, 12th Floor Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Tel: (800) 445-5588 Fax: (513) 763-3562 E-Mail: customerservice@amlegal.com Internet: http://www.amlegal.com FIVE RIVERS METROPARKS OFFICIALS FIVE RIVERS METROPARKS OFFICIALS Board of Commissioners Irving G. Bieser, Jr. Karen L. Davis Alan F. Pippenger Executive Director Charles Shoemaker Attorney Robert Curry TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS American Legal Publishing Corp. 1 Five Rivers Metroparks Code of Ordinances TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Chapter 10. GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS / CHAPTER 10: GENERAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 10: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 10.01 Title of code 10.02 Authority 10.03 Interpretation 10.04 Application to future rules and regulations 10.05 Captions 10.06 Definitions 10.07 Rules of interpretation 10.08 Severability 10.09 Reference to other sections 10.10 Reference to offices 10.11 Errors and omissions 10.12 Official time 10.13 Reasonable time 10.14 Rules and regulations repealed 10.15 Rules and regulations unaffected 10.16 Effective date of rules and regulations American Legal Publishing Corp. 2 Five Rivers Metroparks Code of Ordinances 10.17 Repeal or modification of rules and regulations 10.18 Rules and regulations which amend or supplement code 10.19 Section histories; statutory references 10.98 Violations; ejection from park 10.99 General penalty TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS / CHAPTER 10: GENERAL PROVISIONS / § 10.01 TITLE OF CODE. § 10.01 TITLE OF CODE. This codification of rules and regulations by and for the Five Rivers MetroParks and the Board of Park Commissioners of Five Rivers MetroParks shall be designated as the Code of Rules and Regulations of the Five Rivers MetroParks and may be so cited. TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS / CHAPTER 10: GENERAL PROVISIONS / § 10.02 AUTHORITY.       ");
array_files[43]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.com/pdf/2007_Annual_Report.pdf","2008-07-20","816K","2007_Annual_Report.pdf    ","","","Dayton Municipal Court 2007 Annual Report Sidewalk Judge From an exhibit City Life: A Sculpture Walk by Seward Johnson On the cover: Judge Daniel G. Gehres (seated); (standing from left to right) Judge Bill C. Littlejohn; Judge John S. Pickrel; Judge Carl S. Henderson; Judge Dennis J. Greaney Photo by Doug Baltes The City Commission, Dayton, Ohio and The Board of County Commissioners, Montgomery County, Ohio and The Citizens of the City of Dayton, Ohio and Montgomery County, Ohio The Judges, Clerk of Court, and staff of the Dayton Municipal Court endeavor to effectively meet the judicial requirements and expectations of the citizens of Dayton and Montgomery County. The courts mission is to resolve criminal, traffic, and civil cases by providing impartial justice to those citizens or institutions who have need of our judicial services. The judges, clerk and staff communicate with one another to respond effectively to the judicial and administrative changes that continually impact the Dayton Municipal Court. The judges and clerk continue, as a team, to plan, develop and coordinate judicial and administrative goals that enhance our proactive approach in keeping with the courts judicial mission. Continued evaluation of our organization, administration, and services will ensure our effective response to the future judicial needs of the citizens of the City of Dayton and Montgomery County. In accordance with the provisions of the Ohio Revised Code, the court presents you with the 2007 Annual Report in the hope that you will understand the operations of the court, highlighting not only the statistical and financial reports required by law, but also the important judicial and administrative changes that have occurred through the leadership and vision of the judges, clerk, and staff of the Dayton Municipal Court. John S. Pickrel, Presiding Judge ____________________________________________ Carl S. Henderson, Administrative Judge ___________________________________________ Daniel G. Gehres, Judge ________________________      ");
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