Coconino County Superior Court Presiding Judge Ted Reed (in robes), County Supervisor Lena Fowler (in purple) and county staff pose for a photo in the courtroom of the Navajo Nation Judicial District in Tuba City. The county's "Justice Bus" event brought court hearings and other county services to Tuba City on March 21.
Dianna Kalandros/Coconino County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, courtesy
A Coconino County official vehicle sits in front of the Navajo Nation Judicial District building in Tuba City on Friday, March 21. The county's "Justice Bus" event brought Superior Court hearings and other services to Tuba City.Â
Clerk of the Superior Court Valerie Wyant, seated behind laptop, provides services to residents of the Tuba City area during the "Justice Bus" event on Friday, March 21. Wyatt assisted at least three people with name change requests that day.Â
Coconino County Superior Court Presiding Judge Ted Reed (in robes), County Supervisor Lena Fowler (in purple) and county staff pose for a photo in the courtroom of the Navajo Nation Judicial District in Tuba City. The county's "Justice Bus" event brought court hearings and other county services to Tuba City on March 21.
Dianna Kalandros/Coconino County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, courtesy
TUBA CITY -- The presiding judge of the Coconino County Superior Court donned his judicial robes in an unfamiliar courtroom as a busy day in March was starting. Behind him, the Great Seal of the Navajo Nation, rendered in black and silver, hung on the wall.
Calling the courtroom to order from behind a laptop, Judge Ted Reed began the first-ever day of Superior Court hearings held in Tuba City. The court’s temporary relocation on Friday, March 21, was one component of Coconino County’s “Justice Bus� initiative, which aims to improve access to justice by bringing court hearings and related county services closer to residents outside the county seat of Flagstaff.
A Coconino County official vehicle sits in front of the Navajo Nation Judicial District building in Tuba City on Friday, March 21. The county's "Justice Bus" event brought Superior Court hearings and other services to Tuba City.Â
Clerk of the Superior Court Valerie Wyant, seated behind laptop, provides services to residents of the Tuba City area during the "Justice Bus" event on Friday, March 21. Wyatt assisted at least three people with name change requests that day.Â
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