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NO. 2016-15-03 NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES, FLORIDA AMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER OF ASSIGNMENT OF ALTERNATE JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2017 Pursuant to the authority of Rule 2.215, Florida Rules of Judicial Administration, and in.

NO. 2017-15-04 NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES, FLORIDA AMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER OF ASSIGNMENT OF ALTERNATE JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2018 Pursuant to the authority of Rule 2.215, Florida Rules of Judicial Administration, and in.

Administrative Order No. 2017-49-Gen ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER ASSIGNING JUDGES, GENERAL MAGISTRATES AND HEARING OFFICERS (a) Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.215 (b) (3) states the Chief Judge “shall, considering available resources, ensure the efficient and proper administration of all courts within (this) circuit.”.

General Assignment Order for the court year 2019-2020. The order lists all assignments for judges in the Appellate Division, Tax Court, and the civil, criminal, family and general equity divisions of Superior Court.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA SECOND AMENDED GENERAL ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES No. 2015-001 (A) JANUARY 6, 2015 - JUNE 30, 2015 WHEREAS, Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.215(a) vests in the Chief Judge authority and responsibility to develop an administrative plan for all courts within this circuit that.

Rescinding Administrative Orders Made Obsolete by the Policy on Judicial Absences. Implementation of a Drug Court in the Circuit Court for Harford County. Adopting Amended Jury Plan for Montgomery County. Closing Due to the National Day of Mourning. Implementation of a Veterans Treatment Court in the District Court of Maryland in Anne Arundel.

Administrative Orders. An Administrative Order is defined by the Florida Rules of Judicial Administration, Rule 2.120 as: “a directive necessary to administer properly the court’s affairs but not inconsistent with the constitution or with court rules and administrative orders entered by the supreme court.”.

The General Assignment Order becomes effective Sept. 1. As the needs of the Judiciary change throughout the year, the chief justice often reassigns judges among the divisions or among the vicinages and issues supplemental orders to make the changes.

Administrative orders deal with a variety of topics, such as judge assignments, case assignments, and data maintenance, storage, retrieval, and archival. By using the navigation to the left, you will be able to locate information pertaining to Administrative Orders.

New Jersey Judiciary Releases General Assignment Order for Court Year 2018-19. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner today released the. General Assignment Order for the court year 2018-19. The order lists all assignments for judges in the Appellate Division, Tax Court, and the civil, criminal, family and general equity divisions of Superior Court.

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Chief Justice Rabner has issued the General Assignment Order for 2018-19. It is available here. The Appellate Division lineup again features Judge Messano as Presiding Judge for Administration and Judge Sabatino as Deputy Presiding Judge for Administration. Those two judges, as well as Judges Simonelli, Koblitz, Alvarez, Fisher, Yannotti, and Fuentes, will serve as Presiding Judges for the.