Chapter 2.24
CITY COURT
Sections:
2.24.010   Established.
2.24.020   Authority.
2.24.030   Business hours.
2.24.040   City judge—Appointment.
2.24.050   City judge—Powers and duties.
2.24.060   Judicial selection committee established—Composition—Purpose.
2.24.070   Deputy city judge—Office created—Appointment—Duties.
2.24.080   Criminal proceedings—Statutory authority—Performed under oath.
2.24.081   Proceedings for civil traffic violation offenses.
2.24.082   Proceedings for civil violation offenses.
2.24.083   Commencement of an action alleging a civil violation: citation and complaint.
2.24.084   Method of service of citation or complaint for a civil violation.
2.24.085   Civil violation cases to be heard by judge or hearing officer.
2.24.090   Bail.
2.24.100   Jail cost recovery fee.
2.24.110   City court enhancement fee­Establishment of fund.
2.24.120   Reserved
2.24.130   Court warrant administrative fee.
2.24.140   Court deferred prosecution fee.
2.24.150   Court monitoring and probation fee.
2.24.160   Court compliance recovery fee.
2.24.170   Court security fee.
2.24.200   Home detention and electronic monitoring program.
2.24.010 Established.
   There shall be and is established in the city a municipal court, to be known and designated “The City Court of the City of Casa Grande, Pinal County, State of Arizona.”
(Prior code § 6-1-1)
2.24.020 Authority.
   The city court shall, within the territorial limits of the city, have and exercise the following jurisdiction:
   A.   It shall have and exercise exclusive original jurisdiction of all proceedings of a criminal nature for the violation of any ordinance of the city, and of every action of a civil nature for the enforcement of a penalty, or the recovery of a penalty or forfeiture imposed by any ordinance of the city for violation thereof, or for neglect to perform any duty by any ordinance imposed, and of every action for the collection of any license, fine or penalty due from any person to the city, and required to be paid, or which is due and collectible under the ordinance of the city.
   B.   The city court shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the justices of the peace, in the precincts where the city is established, over all violations of the laws of the state committed within the limits of the city; the concurrent jurisdiction shall be subject to the rules of civil procedure applicable to trials before justices of the peace.
(Prior code § 6-1-2)
2.24.030 Business hours.
   The city court shall always be open, except on nonjudicial days, and on such nonjudicial days, it may transact such business within its jurisdiction as is authorized by law to be transacted by courts of justice of the peace, relative to businesses within their jurisdiction.
(Prior code Art. 6-2)
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