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- Circuit Court Clerk 517-264-4597
- Circuit Court Probation/Parole 517-264-4580
- Friend of the Court 517-264-4706
- Probate Court 517-264-4614
- Juvenile Court 517-264-4622
- District Court 517-264-4675
- Prosecuting Attorney 517-264-4640
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Traffic tickets can be paid by check or money order in the drop box; payable to 2-A District. OR online at http://www.lenawee.mi.us/621/Pay-Online
Those on Probation should contact their individual Probation Officer for reporting information.
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Circuit Court
The 39th Circuit Court is the superior court for Lenawee County. It has original jurisdiction over all felony criminal cases. It hears all civil cases involving claims over $25,000.
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District Court
District Court, established by the Legislature in 1968, became a court of record in 1973 and testimony is recorded electronically by a Court Recorder.
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Probate Court
The Probate Court protects the personal rights and property of certain persons who may not be capable of protecting themselves, such as minors and legally incapacitated persons.
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Juvenile Court
The Juvenile Court is a section of the Circuit Court Family Division. It is designed to address two elements within the Family Court System, 1. Child Welfare/Abuse and Neglect proceedings: where the Department Of Human services establishes that a parent has abused or neglected his/her minor child. 2. Juvenile criminal proceedings where a crime has been alleged of a minor child under the age of 17.
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Friend of the Court
The Friend of the Court enforces domestic relation matters which include any Circuit Court proceeding as related to child custody, parenting time, or child or spousal support.
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Adult Drug Treatment (Specialty Court)
A voluntary, intensive probation program that accepts defendants who are residents of Lenawee County and convicted of non-violent drug/alcohol related felonies in the 39th Circuit Court
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Enhanced Treatment (Mental Health Court)
This court provides evidenced based practices that lower recidivism by increasing the defendant’s functioning and improving their mental health.
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Sobriety (Specialty Court)
The objective of this Sobriety Court is to see a reduction in recidivism for repeat Drunk Driver offenders who have significant alcohol and other drug addictions, thus enhancing public safety in our community.
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Prosecuting Attorney
The Prosecuting Attorney is an elected official with a four-year term of office, as provided by the Michigan Constitution. The Prosecuting Attorney is the acting chief law enforcement official in the County, responsible for a wide array of legal functions for the County.
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Public Defender
Committed to excellence in the representation of indigent citizens charged with misdemeanor and felonies.
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PROBATION / PAROLE
39th Circuit Court Probation/Parole 2A District Court Probation
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Court Schedules
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Juror Instructions