Courts

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City of Wichita > Municipal Court The Wichita Municipal Court is a limited jurisdiction court, authorized under City Ordinance, with jurisdiction of the City of Wichita. The Court has 5 Judges. The Court is responsible for parking citations; traffic infractions; non-traffic infractions such as Health, Fire, Central Inspection, and Storm Water violations; and misdemeanor traffic and criminal offenses including DUI and Domestic Violence. Citations and Payment Information Court Docket Listing Diversion Programs

Kansas Judicial Branch The Kansas Judicial Center houses the Kansas Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Kansas Law Library, Judicial Council, Clerk of the Appellate Court, Appellate Reporter and the Office of Judicial Administration.

Legal Services

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	Klenda, Mitchell, Austerman & Zuercher, LLC The law firm of Klenda, Mitchell, Austerman & Zuercher, L.L.C., believes that those who seek our service require personal attention, quality representation, advice grounded in experience, and a cost-effective approach to problem solving.
	City of Wichita > Department of Law The mission of the Law Department is to facilitate client success through the provision of high quality legal services and guidance to the City Council, City Manager, and the departments, boards, agencies, utilities and commission of the City.
	Prepaid Legal Services, Inc. We give members access to professional legal counsel not only for traditional legal problems, but for everyday events such as buying a house or a car, creating a will, handling a problem with an insurance company, dealing with identity theft, and much more where legal review should be routine, but rarely is.
	Sedgwick County District Attorney The District Attorney prosecutes violations of the criminal laws of Kansas; institutes proceedings to protect abused and neglected children; prosecutes juvenile offenders; secures care and treatment in alcohol, drug and mental commitment cases; appears before the appellate courts of Kansas, the federal courts and the United States Supreme Court regarding civil and criminal appeals; enforces the Kansas Consumer Protection Act and other statutory civil proceedings as provided by law; and provides services to victims and witnesses to ensure their fair treatment in the criminal justice system.

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