52nd District Court – 4th Division: Troy, Michigan
Have you been arrested? Are you being or have you been ordered to appear at the 52-4 District Court in Troy, Michigan for a crime, traffic violation or probation violation? Knowing the court that you have to appear in and deal with is critical for you and your case.
The court is comprised of four (4) divisions including:
Traffic Division deals with citations written by police departments.
Civil Division handles cases that involve money or damage claims, and landlord/tenant disputes.
Criminal Division processes paperwork from police departments, state law and ordinance prosecutors. Cases involve misdemeanor offenses, both traffic and non-traffic. The Court will also oversee the beginning process of all felonies committed within its jurisdiction.
Probation Department responsible for conducting Pre-sentence Investigations, Alcohol Assessments, and Probation Violation Hearings.
The court oversees legal matters located or committed in Troy and Clawson. It has three (3) judges: William E. Bolle-Presiding Judge, Dennis C. Drury, Kirsten Nielsen Hartig and a large support staff provide quality judicial services to southeast Michigan residents. These judges are tough but can be fair, and thus you need to make sure you obtain the proper representation when dealing with any court, such as the 52-4 District Court.
The Speeding, Civil Infraction and Driver’s License/Plate Violation Fines for the court can be found here. For traffic violations, the prosecutor tend to require individuals to complete a drivers class in lieu of a reduced violation, e.g. from a 1-15 over to a impeding.
Make sure you obtain the right representation for your case—someone who takes the time to get to know your district court. Contact Josh Jones today and let him help you.
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