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12-41-205. Use of center by courts.
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12-41-205. Use of center by courts.
(a) A circuit court or district court having jurisdiction in the county or municipality in which a part of the justice center is located may maintain offices and courtrooms and hold proceedings at the center.
(b)(1) A court of this state may not hold proceedings in the part of the center located in the other state.
(2) Courts of the other state may hold proceedings in the part of the center in this state if so authorized by the other state.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 12-41-205
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.12.odt
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12-41-205. Use of center by courts.
(a) A circuit court or district court having jurisdiction in the county or municipality in which a part of the justice center is located may maintain offices and courtrooms and hold proceedings at the center.
(b)(1) A court of this state may not hold proceedings in the part of the center located in the other state.
(2) Courts of the other state may hold proceedings in the part of the center in this state if so authorized by the other state.
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