How much is the life of a destitute or jobless person worth? This is the question the arbitration process for families of psychiatric patients who died in the Life Esidimeni saga, will seek to address. Retired chief justice Dikgang Moseneke is presiding over arbitration hearings for families who lost relatives when they were moved from Life Esidimeni homes into illegal and ill-equipped nongovernmental organisations (NGOs). Many of the 100 or so patients died needlessly of pneumonia‚ starvation and neglect. According to the law, compensation paid if a person suffers injury‚ death or disability due to negligence is usually limited to loss of earnings or the cost of future medical care. So if a jobless person loses the ability to work through death‚ their family does not have legal claim for damages. Moseneke said this was the case‚ but in this hearing he would seek to decide what a life was worth 'in a country were half of people were not earning [a salary]'. World Justice News will show the Life Esidimeni Arbitration Hearing free. For the link to view the Life Esidimeni Arbitration Hearing please click here to see our daily schedule.

The DeKalb Magistrate Court is in the DeKalb County Courthouse, Decatur GA anmd handles some criminal matters. If you need more information, please contact the Criminal Clerk's Office at 404-294-2150. Please note that the Clerks can only provide general information and cannot provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney. Arrest Warrants The Criminal Division of Dekalb Magistrate Court is responsible for issuing warrants in most cases where a crime is alleged to have been committed within Dekalb County. Law Enforcement Officers that have been certified by the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council (POST) may apply for arrest warrants by making an oath or affirmation (Affidavit) before a Judge asserting probable cause that a crime has occurred in this county. Search Warrants Law Enforcement Officers may apply for search warrants that allow them to obtain evidence from a person's home, automobile, or other property that is otherwise protected by their privacy rights. The officer must provide the Judge with an Affidavit asserting probable cause: that a crime has been committed, that evidence of that crime can be obtained within this county, and a list specifically naming what items are being sought. First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings The Court handles bonding matters in most cases for accused persons that have been arrested and are housed in the Dekalb County Jail, regardless of the Law Enforcement Agency that made the arrest. Misdemeanor First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings normally begin at 9:00am or shortly thereafter. Felony First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings normally begin at 12:30pm or shortly thereafter. World Justice News will show the DeKalb Magistrate Court Hearings free. For the link to view the DeKalb Magistrate Court Hearings please click here to see our daily schedule.  

Chandler Halderson is charged with two counts of first degree intentional homicide in the deaths of his parents, Bart and Krista Halderson. He is also accused of two counts of providing false information on a kidnapping, two counts of mutilating a corpse and two counts of hiding a corpse. Halderson is accused of killing and dismembering his parents who were last seen on July 1. Halderson didn't report them missing until July 7. The remains of Bart were found in rural Cottage Grove on July 9th and identified on July 12th. Chandler was charged with the death of his father that same day. Krista's remains were found in the town of Roxbury on July 14 and identified on July 30th. Chandler was charged with her death on August 25th. World Justice News will show the Chandler Halderson trial free. For the link to view the Chandler Halderson trial please click here to see our daily schedule.  

The DeKalb Magistrate Court is in the DeKalb County Courthouse, Decatur GA anmd handles some criminal matters. If you need more information, please contact the Criminal Clerk's Office at 404-294-2150. Please note that the Clerks can only provide general information and cannot provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney. Arrest Warrants The Criminal Division of Dekalb Magistrate Court is responsible for issuing warrants in most cases where a crime is alleged to have been committed within Dekalb County. Law Enforcement Officers that have been certified by the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council (POST) may apply for arrest warrants by making an oath or affirmation (Affidavit) before a Judge asserting probable cause that a crime has occurred in this county. Search Warrants Law Enforcement Officers may apply for search warrants that allow them to obtain evidence from a person's home, automobile, or other property that is otherwise protected by their privacy rights. The officer must provide the Judge with an Affidavit asserting probable cause: that a crime has been committed, that evidence of that crime can be obtained within this county, and a list specifically naming what items are being sought. First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings The Court handles bonding matters in most cases for accused persons that have been arrested and are housed in the Dekalb County Jail, regardless of the Law Enforcement Agency that made the arrest. Misdemeanor First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings normally begin at 9:00am or shortly thereafter. Felony First Appearance Hearings/Bond Hearings normally begin at 12:30pm or shortly thereafter. World Justice News will show the DeKalb Magistrate Court Hearings free. For the link to view the DeKalb Magistrate Court Hearings please click here to see our daily schedule.

Brevard Bond court is the Brevard County First Appearance Court held in the Brevard County Jail in Sharpes, Florida. World Justice News shows the Brevard Bond court free. Click here to watch the Brevard Bond Court Hearings.