Morgan County Circuit Clerk
John Pat Orr
What happens at the trial?

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BE ON TIME. If you are late, the judge may dismiss your case (if you are the plaintiff) or he may enter a default judgment against you (if you are the defendant). If something comes up which would prevent you from being on time or appearing at the trial, you MUST inform the clerk as soon as possible and request a continuance (delay) of the trial.

A trial in Small Claims Court is an informal hearing before the judge. There is no jury. When the case is called, the plaintiff will present his/her evidence and his/her witnesses. The defendant will then present his evidence, and call hiss witnesses.

After hearing both sides of the case and looking at the evidence, the judge will make a decision and render a judgment based on the law and the facts presented.


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Morgan County Circuit Clerk
302 Lee St. NE
4th Floor
Decatur, Alabama
USA
35601
WebMaster: Janell Connor
Phone Number: 256-351-4649

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