EDITOR'S NOTE: The provisions of Ohio R. C. 1901.01 established a Municipal Court for the City of Oberlin, which has jurisdiction within the corporate limits of the City of Oberlin and also has territorial jurisdiction within the corporate limits of the municipalities of Amherst, South Amherst, Rochester, Kipton and Wellington, and within the townships of Amherst, Henrietta, Russia, Camden, Pittsfield, Brighton, Wellington, Penfield, Rochester and Huntington in Lorain County. The powers and duties of the Municipal Court are as provided for in Ohio R.C. Chapter 1901. The Oberlin City Charter, in Section III
G, authorizes Council to appoint a Police Justice for the City of Oberlin, however, this provision of the City Charter has been repealed by implication by Ohio R. C. 1901.04, which provides that upon the institution of a municipal court, the jurisdiction of a police justice in all civil and criminal causes terminates within the municipal corporation in which such municipal court is located.
CROSS REFERENCES
Law Director or assistants to serve as prosecutor - see CHTR. Sec. XVIII
Release of Court Clerk's liability for loss of funds - see Ohio R.C. 131.18 et seq.
Municipal Court - see Ohio R.C. Ch. 1901
Bond required for Court Clerk - see Ohio R.C. 1901.31(D)
Power to establish schedule of fees and costs - see Ohio R.C. 1901.26
Notification to Director of liquor law convictions - see Ohio R.C. 4301.991
Record of traffic violations - see Ohio R.C. 4513.37
Assistant Law Director and Prosecutor - see ADM. 129.03
Police officers to be Deputy Clerks - see ADM. 141.05