Tripp County Magistrate Court cases in Tripp County, Winner, SD
Tripp County Magistrate Court in Winner, South Dakota is a limited-jurisdiction magistrate court within the South Dakota Unified Judicial System, operating under the local Circuit Court. It handles misdemeanor criminal cases; initial appearances, bail, and preliminary hearings in felony matters; traffic and ordinance violations; and small claims and other limited civil disputes, including landlord-tenant actions. Magistrate judges also issue search and arrest warrants and may handle certain protection-order proceedings. More complex civil actions, juvenile, probate, and domestic relations cases are heard by the Circuit Court.
Tripp County Magistrate Court Contact and Location Information
Court Type: | Magistrate Court |
County: | Tripp |
Street Address: | 200 E Third Street |
City: | Winner |
Zip Code: | 57580 |
Phone: | 605-842-2266 |
Fax: | 605-842-2267 |
Hours: | Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 & 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm |
Website URL: | https://ujs.sd.gov/Sixth_Circuit/Links/Counties.aspx |
Dockets / Schedule / Calendar: | Record Search |
Languages: | Multiple |
ADA: | ADA Policy |
Services and Case Types Handled in Tripp County Magistrate Court
Tripp County Magistrate Court (South Dakota) is a limitedâjurisdiction trial court that:
- Receives filings for small claims, traffic/petty offenses, and misdemeanor complaints; issues warrants; sets bail; schedules hearings.
- Conducts initial appearances/arraignments, bond and probableâcause determinations, preliminary hearings in felony cases, smallâclaims trials, and misdemeanor/traffic trials.
- Protective orders: petitions for domestic abuse or stalking are filed with the Clerk of Courts; a magistrate or circuit judge may issue temporary orders and hold hearings.
- Jury services: juror summons and administration are handled by the Tripp County Clerk of Courts; jurors may be seated for eligible misdemeanor trials.
- Public services: fine/fee payments, forms and filing guidance, records requests, interpreters, ADA accommodations, and scheduling information.
The court provides a forum for resolving lowerâlevel criminal matters and minor civil disputes and facilitates public access to court processes.