New London - Weyauwega Joint Municipal Court
The New London - Weyauwega Joint Municipal Court is a multi - jurisdictional municipal court. It serves the cities of New London and Weyauwega. The court has exclusive jurisdiction and provides a neutral forum for hearing ordinance and civil traffic cases, where the penalty includes a forfeiture. The Court's decorum and procedures are dictated by Wisconsin State Statues, the State Supreme Court rules, and a Code of Judicial Conduct.
The court hears both adult and juvenile cases. Juvenile cases are confidential, except traffic violations. Defendants in municipal court are not entitled to a court appointed or free attorney. However, you may retain an attorney at your expense, if desired.
In municipal court, there are no jury trials; all cases are decided by the municipal judge, except those cases involving first offense operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or a drug and operating a motor vehicle with a prohibited alcohol or drug concentration. Those wanting to preserve their right to a jury trial in these cases must contact the office of the Municipal Court Clerk prior to their initial court appearance.
In municipal court, there are no jury trials; all cases are decided by the municipal judge, except those cases involving first offense operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or a drug and operating a motor vehicle with a prohibited alcohol or drug concentration. Those wanting to preserve their right to a jury trial in these cases must contact the office of the Municipal Court Clerk prior to their initial court appearance.