The Bryan County State Court would hold criminal trial terms four times a year and civil trial terms monthly, starting July 1, 2026.
The Bryan County State Court would hold criminal trial terms four times a year and civil trial terms monthly. The schedule covers cases the court is allowed to hear.
The court would summon a jury at its four January, April, July, and October terms. Judges could also summon one at another time if needed for a pending case.
The court would hold four regular criminal trial terms each year and civil trial terms each month. The schedule covers criminal and civil cases within the Bryan County State Court's jurisdiction. The schedule applies to criminal and civil cases the court has authority to hear. The four criminal terms would begin on January 2 and the first days of April, July, and October; civil terms would begin on the first day of each month.
The court would summon a jury at each January, April, July, and October term. This applies to terms of the Bryan County State Court. The chief judge, or the judges together, may summon a jury at other times if they decide one is needed for a pending case. A jury would be summoned at the January, April, July, and October terms; any additional summons could occur when judges decide it is needed.
No hearings or votes scheduled.