Our courtroom and offices are in the Jack Jones Jefferson County Juvenile Justice Center, 301 East Second Ave., Pine Bluff AR.
The 6th Division Court hearsall of the juvenile and juvenile related cases filed in Jefferson and Lincoln Counties. Our rules and procedures meet the legally mandated requirements of youthful defendants.
Our programs address the special needs and problems experienced by these defendants to help them become productive members of our communities. The court encourages parental participation in these programs.
Since the court is the first exposure to the American legal system experienced by many young people, we are particularly concerned that the court be fair and even handed in balancing the interests of the people, defendants, counsel and all others having business before the court. According to Judge Earnest E. Brown, Jr., presiding Judge of the Court, " ... that’s what is expected of our courts and in this court, that’s what you will get."
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Judge Earnest Brown, Jr. and members of the the Six Division Court gather in the division courtroom in recognition of 300 days without a teen homicide in Pine Bluff. Judge Brown credits the Pine Bluff Group Violence Organization with the accomplishment. "We are proud members of the GVI group and salute the efforts of the organization members and its supporters," Judge Brown said.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division staff show their support for UAPB Homecoming.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division express their support for Domestic Violence Awareness Week.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division staff demonstrate their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Week.
Judge Brown and staff members pose following the Judge swearing in new attorney and former juvenile officer Leland Moorehead.
The Sixth Division staff, Judge Brown, and former Governor Asa Hutchinson are all smiles at the bill signing to increase juvenile officer reimbursement.
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice John Dan Kemp recognizes the Sixth Division Juvenile Court
Sixth Division volunteers and staff visit the courtroom of the Arkansas Supreme Court.