The following documents, records, and reports, computerized or on paper, shall be retained for a period of five (5) years, after which time they may be disposed of by the order of the county judge upon recommendation of the county sheriff: (1) Citations; (2) Summons; (3) Subpoenas; (4) Writs of execution; (5) Writs of garnishment; (6) Writs of possession; (7) Writs of replevin; and (8) Other writs in the possession of the county sheriff. Acts 2011, No. 43, § 1. The following documents, records, and reports, computerized or on paper, shall be retained for a period of five (5) years, after which time they may be disposed of by the order of the county judge upon recommendation of the county sheriff: (1) Citations; (2) Summons; (3) Subpoenas; (4) Writs of execution; (5) Writs of garnishment; (6) Writs of possession; (7) Writs of replevin; and (8) Other writs in the possession of the county sheriff. Acts 2011, No. 43, § 1. The following documents, records, and reports, computerized or on paper, shall be retained for a period of five (5) years, after which time they may be disposed of by the order of the county judge upon recommendation of the county sheriff: (1) Citations; (2) Summons; (3) Subpoenas; (4) Writs of execution; (5) Writs of garnishment; (6) Writs of possession; (7) Writs of replevin; and (8) Other writs in the possession of the county sheriff. Acts 2011, No. 43, § 1. The following documents, records, and reports, computerized or on paper, shall be retained for a period of five (5) years, after which time they may be disposed of by the order of the county judge upon recommendation of the county sheriff: (1) Citations; (2) Summons; (3) Subpoenas; (4) Writs of execution; (5) Writs of garnishment; (6) Writs of possession; (7) Writs of replevin; and (8) Other writs in the possession of the county sheriff. Acts 2011, No. 43, § 1.
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