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How can I contest a ticket?
You can contest a ticket by appearing at the Clerk of Courts Office on the hearing date notated on the ticket.
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Mayor's Courts
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1.
Does the Mayor preside over my case?
No, the Court is presided over by a Magistrate who hears all cases.
2.
How can I contest a ticket?
You can contest a ticket by appearing at the Clerk of Courts Office on the hearing date notated on the ticket.
3.
How can I find out when my court date is?
The court date is noted on the bottom right-hand corner of the citation.
For any other questions regarding a court date please contact the Clerk of Courts Office, 614-342-4080.
4.
How do I enter my plea?
Pleas must be submitted to the Court in person at the time of the defendant's appearance before the Court.
5.
How much is my fine?
A schedule of fines can be
found here.
6.
How can I receive a continuance for my case?
You must appear in person at the Clerk of Courts Office at Gahanna City Hall, 200 S Hamilton Road and sign a form requesting a continuance.
7.
Is my attorney required to file all forms in person?
No. Attorneys may fax motions and pleas to be filed and requests for discovery.
8.
Can I change the jurisdiction for my case to the Franklin County Municipal Court?
If it is an offense other than a minor misdemeanor, a written jury demand must be filed with the Clerk of Court.
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