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16-13-1302. Terms of court.
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16-13-1302. Terms of court.
The terms of court for the circuit court of the Fifth Judicial District shall begin on the following days:
(1)(A) Franklin County, Charleston District: On the first Mondays in February and September; and
(B) Franklin County, Ozark District: On the third Mondays in February and September;
(2) Johnson County: On the first Mondays in March and October; and
(3) Pope County: On the first Mondays in April and November.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-13-1302
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16-13-1302. Terms of court.
The terms of court for the circuit court of the Fifth Judicial District shall begin on the following days:
(1)(A) Franklin County, Charleston District: On the first Mondays in February and September; and
(B) Franklin County, Ozark District: On the third Mondays in February and September;
(2) Johnson County: On the first Mondays in March and October; and
(3) Pope County: On the first Mondays in April and November.
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