Mayor’s Court

The public records policy of the City of Dublin guides employees in making available the materials to which the public is entitled by law. The policy, summarized below, appears in full in the City of Dublin’s Administrative Orders. Also, a copy of the most recent edition of the Ohio S

2017 Fine Schedule (Effective January 1, 2017).

Download: 2019 Calendar | 2020 Calendar Key to Calendar: ALS/VRH: (administrative license suspension/vehicle release hearing) hearing for those arrested for OVI (operating a motor vehicle under the influence) or driving under suspension and the vehicle, plates and/or operator’s licens

If your violation does not require a personal court appearance, and you do not wish to contest it in court, you are required to pay the waiver/fine by the court date listed on your citation. Payment can be made with cash, money order/certified check or personal check, if local. Credit

Basic Rights: To know the nature of the charge filed against you. To know the identity of the person making the charge against you. To see and read the affidavit filed against you. To have legal counsel represent you. If you cannot afford legal counsel, you may have your case transfer

General Information A court trial in Dublin Mayor’s Court is a formal hearing where all the facts of a case are heard and a magistrate makes the final decision.  This hearing usually occurs after a defendant has pled not guilty and was unsuccessful at resolving the case during pretria

Rule 1.0 Scope and Effective Date These rules are adopted as local rules of the Dublin Mayor’s Court governing practice and procedure. They are adopted pursuant to the Court’s inherent authority as set forth in the Rules of Criminal Procedure and the Rules of Superintendence. These ru