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Learn about Magistrate Court in Monongalia County & W.Va.Ron Bane is a new face of fair & impartial justice in Division 1.
Magistrate Court is the foundation of our justice system.
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In a First Year of Service, Ron Expects to Keep Busy.
Expected Minimum Number of Cases
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Motor Vehicle & Other Misdemeanors, & Small Claims Cases
2018 State & County Court Statistics.
Monongalia County Court Statistics by the Numbers.
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Some Facts About Our West Virginia Magistrate Judges.
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Monongalia County Magistrates
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