Colleton Jury Schedule Published, Allendale Residents Urged To Note Changes

The Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office publishes its weekly docket index today, December 15, 2025, and that weekly release includes the Colleton County General Sessions jury trial docket for the week of December 15 through December 19. The entry lists potential jury trials and scheduling information for the term, and because the Fourteenth Circuit encompasses Allendale County as well as Colleton, the docket is a primary public source for tracking how cases from or affecting Allendale may be scheduled or progressed in the regional General Sessions calendar.

For residents of Allendale County this matters in several practical ways. Cases that originate in Allendale may be set for trial or other proceedings in Colleton during this term, requiring travel for witnesses, attorneys, victims, and members of the public. The weekly docket index provides advance notice of potential jury trials and calendaring, which can affect jury duty notifications, witness scheduling, and local legal preparations. Local defense counsel and prosecutors commonly consult the circuit docket to coordinate filings and court appearances across county lines.

The press releases from the solicitor’s office function as an authoritative, public facing record of scheduled court activity across the circuit. Local reporters and community members can use those releases to confirm courtroom dates, understand the progression of prosecutions, and monitor shifts in the calendar that may impact access to justice. In a small county where court resources and travel distances shape participation, timely docket information helps individuals plan and respond when their involvement is required.

The regional nature of the Fourteenth Circuit means that scheduling in Colleton can have ripple effects in Allendale, shaping when cases advance to trial or are continued. For residents seeking specific hearing times or case status, the solicitor’s weekly docket index remains the primary public entry point for up to date scheduling information across the circuit. Local officials and legal representatives are expected to continue using the index to coordinate services and to keep the public informed as cases move through the General Sessions calendar.