Covid-19 Information
Sixth Division Circuit Court
Eleventh Judicial District-West
Juvenile Division
Sixth Division Juvenile Court is aware of the global pandemic and we are taking cautionary steps to help slow the spread of COVID-19; and also to ensure the safety of our staff, the juveniles, and the community. In addition, we are making adjustments to help meet the needs and circumstances of the community as the court is opening back up.
Upon entering our building, you are required to wear a mask and have your temperature taken. Please remember to keep your mask on the entire time you are in our facility. If you are feeling sick or ill, we encourage you to stay home.
Download forms to save a trip to the Court building
To limit as much immediate contact as possible, here is a list of documents you can now download and print online:
- Authorization to Release Documents Request Form
- Child Complaint Form
- Electronic Monitor Pass
- FINS Notice to Petitioner
- FINS Petition
- FINS Background
Please stay safe during this time as we all try to get through this pandemic together. Practice social distancing, washing your hands for 20 seconds and wearing a mask. Best regards.
Judge Earnest E. Brown Jr., and the Sixth Division Staff
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Judge Brown and the Sixth Division staff show their support for UAPB Homecoming.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division express their support for Prostate Cancer Awareness Week.
Representatives from Simmons bank presented The Court with a Simmons Community Enhancement Grant check for $750 during its Domestic Violence Prevention Week observation. Grant funds will be used to provide family transportation to court sessions and other court programs.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division staff demonstrate their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Week.
Judge Brown and the Sixth Division express their support for Prostate 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.
Judge Earnest E. Brown, Jr. and the Sixth Division staff wear pink to show their support for the Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Week.
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice John Dan Kemp recognizes the Sixth Division Juvenile Court
Judge Brown and the 6th Division stass are decked out in school colors in support of UAPB Black and Gold Day.
Sixth Division volunteers and staff visit the courtroom of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
Welcome to Jefferson-Lincoln Circuit Court, 6th Division, Juvenile
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."
We hope you find our site useful in understanding what we do and how we do our jobs. If you have questions or comments, please let us know.