The Police Court Judge shall have the following duties, jurisdiction and power:
(A) He or she shall have charge of and preside over the municipal court of the City. He or she shall have the power to summons witnesses for the trial of any case before him or her; to compel the attendance of police officers of the City; to require of said police officers the enforcement of any order of judgment entered or rendered by him or her under the powers herein given said Police Court Judge; and to issue executions for all fines, penalties and cost imposed by him. All cases for alleged ordinance violations may be tried by the Police Court Judge without a jury, or with a jury if one is demanded. He or she shall have all of the powers, authorities and duties which are now or may hereafter be granted by Section 1, Article 10, Chapter 8 of the Code of West Virginia, or other statutes of the State of West Virginia.
(B) He or she shall issue warrants upon complaint under oath of any person or officer for the arrest of anyone charged with the violation of any ordinance of the City, or on a State warrant as ex-officio County Magistrate.
(C) He or she shall keep a record of all warrants issued by him or her, of all persons arrested and brought before him or her, and of all trials, fines, or sentences imposed or judgments entered by him or her in a well-bound book to be known as the Police Court Docket. A record of the entries made each day in said Docket shall be signed by the police court clerk or the Police Court Judge at the close of the day. An appeal shall lie to the circuit court or to the criminal court of Marshall County from all judgments of the Police Court Judge wherein and in the manner an appeal from the judgment of a mayor of a city is allowed by law, or as may otherwise be provided by law.
(D) He or she shall exercise the power to punish within the limits prescribed by the ordinances of the City or by the laws of the State of West Virginia applicable to the City and not in conflict with this Charter.