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[Mayor Valley's Journal] District Court Weekly DHR 12-28-09
15 hours ago ago from Mayor Valley's Journal
WEEKLY DEPARTMENT REPORT (Period of December 18-25, 2009) Department: Helena-West Helena District Court Date: December 28, 2009 Prepared by : Linda Danley SPECIFIC WEEKLY ACTIVITIES : December 18 - 25, 2009 - Processed civil and small claims actions as received; input traffic violations and criminal actions into court database in preparation for arraignment; prepared scheduled traffic violations and criminal actions for bench trial; processed ...
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skip to main | skip to sidebar Mayor Valley's Journal This blog is an attempt to keep you informed about happenings in Helena-West Helena. I will gladly list information about your events here as well if you'll contact me and provide the appropriate information. You can reach me at City Hall, 226 Perry Street, (72342); (870)338-9831Telephone (800)517-7240 Facsimile (870)817-4035 Cellular Phone. Our mailing address is P O ...
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1. Charging Process: After the police officer decides to charge you, he or she will prepare a criminal complaint and an affidavit of probable cause (usually a brief summary of the incident in narrative form) and file it with the local District Judge in whose jurisdiction the offense is alleged to have been committed. This process can take anywhere from a couple of days to several weeks depending upon the officer. The District Judge mails ...
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