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479.040, RSMO. Cities may elect where violations of municipal ordinances may be heard.–
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1. (1) Any city, town or village with a population of less than four hundred thousand may elect to have the violations of its municipal ordinances heard and determined by an associate circuit judge of the circuit in which the city, town or village, or the major geographical portion thereof, is located; provided, however, if such election is made, all violations of that municipality's ordinances shall be heard and determined before an associate circuit judge or judges.
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Reporting Requirements
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- Criminal History
- Records of Conviction
- Municipal Division Summary Report
- Municipal Division Reporting to the Municipality
- Semi-annual Intoxication-Related Traffic Offenses to the Circuit Court en Banc
- Reporting to State Auditor
- Minimum Operating Standards for Municipal Divisions and Municipal Division Judges
- Municipal Division Changes
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Related Resources
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Responsibilities of the Municipal Division
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- Election by ordinance
- Contact the OSCA Municipal & Traffic Unit
- Court costs increase (Clerk Fee & Court Automation Fee)
- Written notification to the circuit clerk and presiding judge
- Department of Revenue notification
- Case management items
- Accounting
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Responsibilities of the Associate Division
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- Contact the OSCA Municipal & Traffic Unit
- Presiding Judges Report to the Supreme Court via the Municipal Division Management Portal on CIC
- JIS/SMC set-up - OSCA Accounting
- Logistics:
- JIS/SMC set-up - Contact the Municipal & Traffic Unit
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