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Ark. 19th E. Jud. Cir. Admin. Plan
Administrative Plan of the Nineteenth East Judicial Circuit
ADMINISTRATIVE PLAN
FOR THE
NINETEENTH-EAST (19-E)JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Pursuant to Administrative Order Number 14, the following administrative
plan for the Nineteenth-East (19th E) Judicial Circuit is submitted to the Arkansas
Supreme Court:
Introduction and Background
The 19th E Judicial Circuit consists of Carroll County. Carroll County is
divided into two separate districts - the Eastern district,with a county courthouse in
Berryville, and the Western District, with a county courthouse in Eureka Springs.
The 19th E is a one-judge judicial circuit in which the judge hears all cases, and the
one judge is the administrative judge of the circuit.
Specialty Courts
The 19th E JudicialCircuit operates a drug court program.
A. Description of Program and How it Operates
The 19th E Judicial Circuit operates a Drug Court in CarrollCounty. The program
is post-adjudication. All participants enter pleas to either regular probation or under
ACT 346. A part ofthe plea is their specific agreement to complete the Drug Court
program. Following the plea, participants sign an agreement which details Drug
Court requirements. Failure to comply with those requirements may result in
sanctions ranging from additional community service hours,jail time or a term at the
Department ofCommunityCorrection. Continued violation may result in a petition
to revoke probation handled in the usual course.
B. Statutory Authority
The 19th EJudicialCircuitDrugCourtprogram is pursuantto A.C.A. §16-98-301 et
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- 2026-09-30
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