In re Amendments to Florida Rules of General Practice and Judicial Administration
The Florida Supreme Court issued a notice of correction to its March 21, 2024 opinion amending the Florida Rules of General Practice and Judicial Administration. The corrections re-letter several subdivisions, conform 'shall' to 'must' throughout, and add a new subdivision (f) governing individual judge and divisional practices and procedures, along with a requirement that chief judges publish all administrative orders of a general and continuing nature on the circuit's website.
Key facts
- The Florida Supreme Court issued a notice of correction to its March 21, 2024 opinion amending the Florida Rules of General Practice and Judicial Administration.
- The correction re-lettered several subdivisions, changed 'shall' to 'must' throughout the rule, and added new subdivision (f) governing individual judge and divisional practices and procedures.
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Why it matters
This corrected rule text directly affects daily practice statewide: judge-specific and division-specific procedures must now be publicly posted on circuit websites, giving litigators a citable basis to object to… — full analysis with a trial
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