Judge Sabol

Applies to

Accommodation request

An accommodation request should be as specific as possible and include the accommodation sought and the date it is needed.

Applies to

Grievance

A grievance must be written on the Circuit Court’s form and include the filer’s name and address and a brief description of the alleged violation.

Applies to

Appeal

An appeal of the CDC’s decision must be in writing.

Whenever possible, accommodation requests should be made 14 days before the proceeding or program.

A grievance must be filed within 7 days after the person becomes aware of the action or inaction.

If dissatisfied with the CDC’s response, the grievant may appeal to the Chief Judge within 7 days of the written response.

Judges will hear child abuse or neglect cases seeking state protective custody and emergency motions alleging abuse of children in foster care.

Jury trials in civil and criminal matters may not begin before June 1, 2020.

Most adult criminal trials and hearings scheduled before June 1, 2020, are postponed, except for the listed proceedings that will proceed before that date.

Service

Electronic service

Court-date notices are available electronically only, will not be mailed, and each person involved in a case must obtain their date through JUDICI.COM.

Applies to

Jury summons

Service

Mail

The Circuit Clerk shall issue and cause to be served a jury summons on all grand jurors and petit jurors at least 30-days prior to the first day of service. Jury summons may be served by U. S. Mail with postage prepaid to the address listed in the Jury Commission records.

The Notice of Hearing must be served on parties or their attorneys who appeared, are not defaulted, or whose time to appear has not expired.