Municipal Court means the Municipal Court created under Section 343;
Municipal Court means any municipal [or], joint municipal, county-municipal, or central municipal court established pursuant to statute.
Municipal Court means any duly appointed Municipal Judge, sitting in a court of the Municipal Division of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Examples of Municipal Court in a sentence
All fines and court costs collected by the Municipal Court shall be the property of the City.
The Defendant agrees that compliance with this 18 keep all appointments with Bainbridge Island Municipal Court Probation or the Court staff.
The normal work hours for the Deputy Court Administrator may exceed thirty-five (35) hours per week based on attendance at night sessions of the Municipal Court.
The County agrees that its JP will serve as the City’s Municipal Court Judge.
Employees shall report and compensation shall commence fifteen (15) minutes 23 prior to scheduled Municipal Court appearances.
More Definitions of Municipal Court
Municipal Court means an inferior court of limited jurisdiction established pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2B:12-1.
Municipal Court means the municipal court of the City.
Municipal Court or “court” means the municipal court of the Town of
Municipal Court means Justice of the Peace Court of Tillamook County.
Municipal Court means the Jackson County Justice Court, or any other court designated by the Talent City Council to act as the municipal court for the City of Talent.
Municipal Court means the court of a Municipal Magistrate;
Municipal Court means the municipal court of the city of Hoquiam as provided under Chapter 1.34 HMC.