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Cuyahoga Falls Will Soon Open Mayors Court

By Cleveland Law Library

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According to the Falls News Press, Cuyahoga Falls will open the doors to its new Mayors Court on January 12th. However, local officers can start citing violators for minor misdemeanors (including traffic violations, disorderly conduct, unleashed dogs, and open containers) beginning on Monday, January 5th. The new court is moving into space being vacated by the Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Court, which is itself moving to Stow, Ohio. The new Clerk's office will be open 5 days a week, and the court will hold session on Mondays and Wednesdays, with "night court" coming eventually. Potential Magistrates include 9th Appellate District Court Judge Lynn Slaby and attorneys David Devaney and George Pappas. Like people who receive tickets in Cleveland, traffic violators in Cuyahoga Falls will soon be able to pay their tickets online. According to cleveland.com's blog, an aborted  attempt by members of the Ohio legislature could have prevented this new court from opening.

Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on January 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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