Booneville Court Docket Searches
Booneville publishes no city-run case portal of its own. Begin at Search ARCourts instead. The Cases mode takes a citation number or case number, while Participants mode works from a person or a company name. Select Logan County. Keep Court Location broad until the Booneville venue is settled beyond doubt.
- Read the citation, notice, or pleading for the court name and complete identifier.
- Search by the complete case or citation number; otherwise choose Participants and enter the recorded name.
- Compare the court, location, case style, filing date, type, and status before opening a result.
- Read the latest case event and setting instead of relying on an older appearance.
- If no match appears, contact the Booneville department or use the Southern District courthouse kiosk.
Treat Search ARCourts as public case information, not a certified file. Some lower-court matters never appear there, so an empty Booneville result does not end the search. Widen the retry, then contact the clerk.
Two Booneville Court Addresses
Booneville's biggest routing trap is geography. District Court and Circuit Court sit at two different addresses. The Logan County District Court has a Booneville Department. It works from 461 East Fifth Street. The circuit court sits miles away at the Southern District courthouse, 366 North Broadway Avenue. Someone who asks only for "the Booneville court" can easily land at the wrong building.
| Booneville Office | Address | Typical Record |
|---|---|---|
| District Court department | 461 E. 5th St. | Traffic, limited criminal, civil, small claims, warrants, and specified referred work |
| Southern District Circuit Court | 366 N. Broadway Ave. | General-jurisdiction criminal, civil, probate, domestic-relations, and juvenile matters |
Match the address on your newest notice against the court level shown in Search ARCourts. The city name alone will not tell you which office keeps the Booneville court records you need.
Inside the Booneville District Court
The Arkansas Judiciary directory lists the Booneville Department of Logan County District Court by name. Judge Brian Mueller presides, and Mary Jones serves as clerk. Its caseload covers traffic, limited criminal, civil, and small-claims matters. District judges also hold certain first appearances. They handle bond proceedings and search or arrest warrants. Some matters referred over from circuit court also land in this department. The Logan District Court directory publishes the official department listing. Contact details for the office appear there too.
That listing ties Booneville court records to the actual local clerk, not a generic municipal desk. Reach the Booneville department at 479-675-4929. The published fax number is 479-675-0133. The clerk can confirm public case information and your current setting, but cannot give legal advice.
Booneville’s First-Thursday Session Pattern
The Twelfth District Court administrative plan puts Booneville on the first Thursday of each month. Criminal and traffic sessions run then. Small-claims and civil sessions are tied to the department too. The public chart's text does not preserve a reliable time. No hour should be read into it.
One caution matters here. A recurring first Thursday is not your personal Booneville court date. A first appearance follows its own court order. So does a bond hearing, warrant matter, referred proceeding, or reset. Read the newest event, check any notice you hold, then confirm with the department. That habit keeps a general session pattern from being mistaken for a real setting.
Note: The clerk's current confirmation and any court-issued notice control over a recurring session pattern.
Finding Booneville Court Dates
A useful Booneville court date entry covers certain basics. It should show the date, the time, the court, the judge, the setting type, and the address. Search ARCourts may display the newest setting. A paper or linked notice often adds what an appearance actually requires. Safari users may need to allow pop-ups before document links will open.
| Date | The scheduled day on the newest event, notice, or order. |
|---|---|
| Time | The actual appearance time, not an hour guessed from a recurring session. |
| Courtroom | District Court at East Fifth or Circuit Court at North Broadway, as named. |
| Judge | Judge Brian Mueller for District Court or the assigned Fifteenth Circuit judge. |
| Setting Type | Criminal/traffic, civil/small claims, first appearance, bond, pretrial, trial, or another stated event. |
Only the court can reset a matter. A phone call to the Booneville clerk does not continue a case by itself. If two dates appear, compare the entry dates and ask the court which order controls.
Booneville SW and AW Dockets
Local District Court plans show two docket prefixes. Both exist before any formal criminal case opens. The SW code marks a search-warrant docket. The AW code marks an arrest-warrant docket, used when executed or unexecuted warrants come back. These are real Booneville docket terms, not generic case-number examples.
A later criminal case can absorb the warrant information. Do you hold an SW or AW identifier? Use the code exactly as the source document prints it. When the public portal returns nothing, contact the Booneville clerk. Knowing the prefix does not unlock restricted warrant details.
- SW docket
- District Court record for search-warrant work before a formal case opens.
- AW docket
- District Court record for arrest-warrant work before a formal case opens.
- Case event
- A dated entry in the later chronological court record.
Booneville Traffic Ticket Lookups
A Booneville citation should state the court. It should also give the citation number, any appearance or payment deadline, and the instructions that govern it. Search ARCourts accepts a Citation Number in Cases mode. Arkansas eTraffic and Arkansas Court Payment handle eligible citations officially. The lookup and eligibility must be confirmed within each service.
Paying and contesting are separate roads. Payment may serve as your chosen resolution. Contesting requires the plea and appearance process the Booneville court sets out. Opening a payment portal never extends a deadline. No official Logan source publishes a full fine table, a flat failure-to-appear fee, or one deferred-disposition rule for everyone.
For the countywide picture, see Logan County traffic court records. If a Booneville citation will not show online, call 479-675-4929 with the exact number in hand.
Booneville Payment Search Is Not a Plea
The official payment services help you find eligible matters and make permitted payments. They do not file a contest, promise dismissal eligibility, or replace a Booneville court date. Anyone who intends to contest should follow the citation and the clerk's instructions first, before taking a step that could resolve the case for good.
Before paying: Confirm the Booneville department, charge, deadline, and effect of payment with the court record and official instructions.
Missing a court date can bring more action under Arkansas law. Booneville sets no flat penalty of its own. Check the docket and the court order for what actually applies.
How Booneville Cases Reach the County
Booneville District Court keeps its own lower-court record. Cases that belong to general jurisdiction are filed in Logan County Circuit Court at the Southern District courthouse. A criminal appeal out of District Court goes to Circuit Division 1, which opens a separate circuit record.
Docket flow: Booneville District Court › Logan County Courts › Logan County Circuit Court
Once an appeal is filed, look up both cases. Check the original Booneville District Court matter and the new Circuit Court case, because the appeal is its own circuit file rather than a line on the district docket. The countywide Logan County court docket lays out the full court hierarchy.
Booneville’s Specialty-Court Service Role
Booneville is more than a lower-court department. The 2026 Fifteenth Circuit plan makes it a service hub for Drug Court and Veterans Court participants from Logan's Paris district and Scott County. Circuit Division 1 supervises that work. The plan notes monthly review activity but lists no fixed public day or time. A specialty-court review sits on the Circuit Court calendar, not the District Court's first-Thursday pattern. Participants should follow their newest order and program instructions. That is why some Booneville settings involve people whose ordinary courthouse connection lies elsewhere.
Who Can See Booneville Court Records
Arkansas Supreme Court Administrative Order 19 governs who may see court records. Public Booneville case information can be searched online. It can also be viewed at a kiosk or requested from the proper clerk. Confidential data stays restricted. Juvenile matters, sealed records, protected family matters, and personal identifiers may be omitted or redacted.
Key rules:
Administrative Order 19 permits access to court records except material excluded by law, rule, or court order.
Arkansas Code § 9-27-309 places juvenile records under confidentiality and court-controlled access rules.
Arkansas Freedom of Information Act covers many government records, while judicial case files are chiefly governed by Supreme Court rules and the clerk.
A public summary is not a certified copy. Ask the clerk holding the Booneville file to certify a copy, and confirm the fee first.
Choose the Right Booneville Clerk
Mary Jones is the published Booneville District Court clerk. Circuit records belong with Logan County Circuit Clerk April Hice. County Clerk Brent Anderton and County Judge Ray Gack hold county-government roles. Neither is the clerk for a Booneville case. The Arkansas county-officials directory helps sort out these county offices.
That distinction keeps a court-records request away from an official. The official does not maintain the docket. If the web fails, call the Booneville District Court line or use the public Circuit Court kiosk at 366 North Broadway. For a filed image, certified copy, or official copy, ask the clerk. Ask what is available and what it costs. Booneville publishes no copy-fee schedule, so never guess a fee.
Booneville Southern District Record Check
The words Southern District on a Booneville paper describe the county's judicial geography. They do not mean the District Court department. That is the one on East Fifth Street. Compare the caption, court name, and North Broadway address before choosing a clerk. That quick check keeps a lower-court request away from the Circuit Clerk. It also steers circuit requests away from Mary Jones.