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Unemployment Offices
Employment Departments
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District Attorney Offices
Departments of Justice
Attorney Generals
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Covington Superior Court
1132 Usher StCovington Newton,
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Covington Municipal Court
1143 Oak Street SoutheastCovington Newton,
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Porterdale Municipal Court
PO Box 667Porterdale Newton,
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Newton County Magistrate Court
1140 Brown Street NorthwestCovington Newton,
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Covington Magistrate Court
1132 Usher StCovington Newton,
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Oxford Municipal Court
110 West Clark StreetOxford Newton,
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