Judge Kelly Lee Ellerbe

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GLANVILLE, URAL, CHIEF JUDGECOURTROOM 8F

SCHWALL, Craig L. Sr.Courtroom 5E ADAMS, Kimberly M. EsmondCourtroom 4E ELLERBE, Kelly LeeCourtroom 8B MCBURNEY, Robert C. I.Courtroom 8D BARWICK, Jane C.Courtroom 8A COX, Thomas A., Jr.Courtroom 7F DUNAWAY, EricCourtroom 4F EDWARDS, Belinda E.Courtroom 8E WHITAKER, Paige ReeseCourtroom 5D

INGRAM, Shukura L.Courtroom 7E FARMER, Kevin M.Courtroom 4D KRAUSE, Rachel R.Courtroom 4B RICHARDSON, Emily K.Courtroom 5B CARNESALE, RachelleCourtroom 5F LEFTRIDGE, MelyneeCourtroom 8C WILLIAMS, Shermela J.Courtroom 4A EATON, Charles M., Jr.Courtroom 5C BENTON, AliceCourtroom 4C
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Accountability Courts
Providing Adult Drug, Behavioral Health, and Veteran Accountability Court Programs

Alternative Dispute Resolution
Offering alternatives to litigation and provides opportunities for early, party-driven, fair resolution of conflicts

Business Court
Provides just, accurate, timely, and efficient resolution of complex commercial and business cases

Family Division
Providing a comprehensive approach to helping families in crisis by using both judicial adjudication and service intervention methods

Jury Services
Jury service is a serious, meaningful, and important responsibility. The court has implemented innovative and streamlined practices designed to make jury service easy and convenient.

Justice and Mental Health Task Force
Informing behavioral health strategy of the county’s criminal justice system

Justice Resource Center
Staffed with customer service professionals who can provide information about the best self-help

Non-Complex Division
Criminal case division that handles simpler felony cases that typically can be resolved more quickly and efficiently than complex felonies

Pretrial Services
Povides judicial officers with verified information for pretrial release determinations and monitors defendants released to the program
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