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Section
5-9-101

Definitions; Construction of Provisions.

Section
5-9-102

Circuit Court Established; Funding.

Section
5-9-103

Number and Location of Judges.

Section
5-9-104

Repealed by Laws 2018, Ch. 108, § 3.

Section
5-9-105

Extending Jurisdiction to Try Misdemeanors Committed in Violation of City or Town Ordinances.

Section
5-9-106

Disposition of Money Collected for Violations of City or Town Ordinances; Disposition of Fines and Penalties Under General State Laws.

Section
5-9-107

Supreme Court to Adopt Rules; Establish Fees and Court Costs; Rules of Civil and Criminal Procedure to Govern Courts.

Section
5-9-108

Name of Court; Presider.

Section
5-9-109

Term of Judges.

Section
5-9-110

Judges to Be Nonpartisan; Nomination and Appointment.

Section
5-9-111

Qualifications for Appointment.

Section
5-9-112

Appointment to Fill Vacancies in Office.

Section
5-9-113

Delivery of Official Records and Papers to Successor in Office.

Section
5-9-114

Jurisdiction of Successor Is Same as That of Predecessor in Office.

Section
5-9-115

Repealed by Laws 2011, Ch. 57, § 1.

Section
5-9-116

Salaries of Judges; Traveling Expenses.

Section
5-9-117

Oath.

Section
5-9-118

Judge May Be District Court Commissioner; Private Practice of Law Prohibited; Magistrate of Circuit Court Permitted to Practice Law.

Section
5-9-119

Judges May Hold Court for Each Other; Expenses of Judge Holding Court in Another Circuit or District; Disqualification of Judge; Change of Venue Prohibited; Assignment of Retired Judges.

Section
5-9-120

Judicial Robe.

Section
5-9-121

Seal of Court.

Section
5-9-122

Budget.

Section
5-9-123

Clerical Assistants.

Section
5-9-124

County to Provide Quarters and Equipment; State to Furnish Certain Property for Judges.

Section
5-9-125

Court Continuously in Session.

Section
5-9-126

Business Hours; Judge to Be Always Available for Criminal Matters.

Section
5-9-127

Process Extends Throughout State.

Section
5-9-128

Civil Jurisdiction.

Section
5-9-129

Criminal Jurisdiction.

Section
5-9-130

Concurrent Jurisdiction.

Section
5-9-131

Assignment to District Court Judge.

Section
5-9-132

Authority to Set Bail; Preliminary Examinations.

Section
5-9-133

Powers Generally.

Section
5-9-134

Probation; Correction and Reduction of Sentence.

Section
5-9-135

Filing Fee.

Section
5-9-136

Request for Jury in Civil Actions; Fee; Right to Jury in Criminal Actions.

Section
5-9-137

Jury Lists.

Section
5-9-138

Abstract of Judgment; Lien of Judgment on Real Estate; Lien on Real Estate in Another County.

Section
5-9-139

Reporting of Proceedings; Preservation Thereof.

Section
5-9-140

Appointment of Special Reporters; Certification of Transcript.

Section
5-9-141

Civil and Criminal Cases Reviewed on Record.

Section
5-9-142

Stay of Execution on Judgment; Bond.

Section
5-9-143

Security on Appeal.

Section
5-9-144

Receipts for Money Paid Into Court.

Section
5-9-145

Failure of Judge to Give Receipt Constitutes Cause for Removal From Office.

Section
5-9-146

Deposit of Money With County or State Treasurer.

Section
5-9-147

Supreme Court to Establish Uniform Accounting System.

Section
5-9-148

Failure to Keep Accounts or Account for Money.

Section
5-9-149

Bank Accounts.

Section
5-9-150

Examination of Accounts.

Section
5-9-151

Annual Accounts Submitted to State Auditor and Supreme Court.

Section
5-9-152

Suit to Enforce Collection or Transmittal of Fines; Failure to Transmit Constitutes Cause for Removal From Office; Liability on Judge's Bond.

Section
5-9-153

Examination of Court Records by Public, Department of Audit, Attorney General and County Attorneys Permitted.

Section
5-9-154

Electronic Submittal of Fees, Fines, Bonds and Penalties.