Section 12-12-71 When Appeals Taken to Circuit Courts; Nature of Proceedings and Right to Jury Trial Upon Appeals to Circuit Courts.
Most district court appeals go to the circuit court for a new trial, but there are exceptions. A jury trial in circuit court is available only if the appeal notice includes a demand for the appellant, or if the appellee files a written demand within 14 days after service of the notice of appeal.
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