Judge John T. Cook

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Petition

A defendant petitioning after a probation officer’s denial must also note the denial date and the probation officer’s name.

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Payment plan form

Bring the payment-plan form to the Clerk's office without completing it; the office will provide a form if you do not bring one.

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Community service documentation

To receive community-service credit, satisfactory documentation of the nature and amount of work performed during a 30-day period must be presented to the Clerk's Office.

In-office and phone card transactions incur a 2% fee.

Online payments are not charged fees.

Visa/Mastercard payments by phone are accepted only from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and incur a 2% credit/debit card fee.

Contact

Email to clerk

Email the Clerk if you have problems with the jury hotline; the Clerk will respond.

You must appear in person to set up a payment plan unless you have made prior arrangements with the Clerk.

Contact

Phone to clerk

Call the Clerk's office ahead to confirm its hours on holidays.

For an incarcerated defendant sentenced to supervised probation or post-release supervision, requests and petitions will not be considered until the defendant is released from the facility.

If the probation officer denies a request, the defendant may petition the Court within thirty days of the denial.

A defendant not subject to supervised probation or post-release supervision must petition for credit after release and provide a copy to the Commonwealth’s Attorney upon filing.