(A) In all cases of penal violations of this code or a supplementary ordinance, the court in which the action should be filed may be determined as follows:
(1) If the municipal corporation has created and operates its own municipal court under the provisions of I.C. 33-10.1-1, then the court will have primary jurisdiction;
(2) If subsection (1) does not apply, but the General Assembly has established a County Court in and for the county under the provisions of I.C. 33-10.5-1, then the court shall have primary jurisdiction;
(3) If neither subsection (1) or (2) apply, then the small claims and misdemeanor, or minor offenses, division or docket (as it may be styled) which has been established within the Circuit or Superior Court in and for the county shall have jurisdiction.
(B) However, this section is intended as an administrative guideline only and is not intended to deny any of the above named courts any concurrent jurisdiction over ordinance violation cases which they may have by law, nor to prevent the original filing of a complaint, or transference of an action, in or to any such court having such concurrent jurisdiction whenever it seems more suitable or expeditious to do so.
(`86 Code, § 1-4-25)