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Provides justice for small claims, criminal, traffic and civil cases arising within the Court’s jurisdiction (including eviction proceedings). Provides records of all cases heard and jury selection where appropriate. Any waiverable citations can also be paid on site.

Holds exclusive original criminal jurisdiction of felonies and jurisdiction in all civil cases where the amount is greater than $500.

Serves as a court of original jurisdiction handling all criminal cases occurring within the boundaries of the City of Dayton.

County Probate Court. Responsible for duties regarding estates, guardianships, marriage licenses, adoptions, changes of name, and mental health matters.

Operates a specialized docket program that serves juveniles and actively engages their parent/guardian in services to address their substance dependence, which affects their ability to be successful.

Presides over Common Pleas Court #1 for Richland County. Hears cases that are felony criminal and civil case over $3000.

Civil and criminal traffic court; civil actions up to $15,000; jurisdiction over misdemeanors and felonies through preliminary hearings; and small claims. Serving Fairborn, Beavercreek City and Township, and Bath Township.

Provides a Mayor's Court for the City of Maple Heights; cases heard are waiverable traffic and parking offenses, housing ordinance violations and minor misdemeanors. All other cases are heard by the Garfield Heights Municipal Court. Any case involving a not guilty plea is also heard by the Municipal Court.

Hears and decides criminal cases. Has county wide jurisdiction in misdemeanor criminal cases where maximum sentence is one year in jail and a fine of not more than $1,000. Handles preliminary hearings of felony proceedings and selects and summons jurors.

Common Pleas court is the trial court for Madison county.

ARC provides services to prevent or limit a youth’s involvement with the juvenile justice system by providing appropriate interventions and coordination of community resources and supports. - ARC will serve Licking County youth up to the age of 18, and their families. - Youth and families may come to the ARC to seek assistance at 65 W. Church Street in Newark - ARC staff will assess the youth, speak to family members and other stakeholders. - ARC staff will perform necessary screens, conduct brief interventions, and connect the family with appropriate community resources.

Handles cases dealing with juvenile offenses related to drugs or drug use. Provides assessment and possibly treatment. Case managers work with the individual, school, home, and treatment provider. Open hearings are held weekly to assess individual cases and hearings become less frequent with compliance to the program's rules. After completion of the program, charges are dropped from youth's record.

Handles all filings and hearings for the admission of wills, the administration of estates, applications for and administration of guardianships and conservatorships, adult protective services actions, administration of mental illness and mental retardation cases, adoptions, name changes, minor settlement cases and wrongful death cases, and issues marriage licenses.

Offers a voluntary, specialized treatment court in which offenders with chemical dependency and addictions who have been arrested for a felony can regain control of their lives. Focuses on addiction, recovery and accountability as an alternative to incarceration. Provides the following support services as part of the multi-month voluntary program: - Drug and alcohol abuse assessment. - Detoxification, outpatient and residential substance abuse treatment, and medication assisted treatment. - Employment and life skills. - Counseling, training, and referrals. - Education and literacy assistance. - Health care services. - HIV testing and counseling. - Drug testing and counseling. - Drug testing services. - Housing and other social services. - Trauma informed care. - Co-occurring mental health treatment. - Peer support.

Holds exclusive original criminal jurisdiction of felonies and jurisdiction in all civil cases where the amount is greater than $500. Also adjudicates divorce, dissolution, support, parenting time, domestic violence and related issues.

County Probate Court. Responsible for duties regarding estates, guardianships, marriage licenses, adoptions, changes of name, and mental health matters.

Hears civil cases and small claim complaints.

Juvenile divisions hear cases involving persons under 18 years of age who are charged with acts that would be crimes if committed by an adult. They also hear cases involving unruly, dependent and neglected children. Juvenile courts have jurisdiction in adult cases involving paternity, child abuse, nonsupport, contributing to the delinquency of minors and the failure to send children to school.

Handles mainly traffic cases, including first-time drunken-driving offenses and other misdemeanors.