Chief Justice Charles T. Canady is actively monitoring developments related to COVID-19. He has urged preparation and readiness. In service to that he has issued an administrative order. 

Florida’s courts are preparing for the new coronavirus, COVID-19, with proven procedures and basic preventive advice.

E-Notify is a free way to get reminders about court events through texts or emails. E-Notify helps anyone who registers with their name, phone number, email address, and criminal case information at enotify.flcourts.org.

According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, which maintains one of the most extensive data sets on human trafficking in the country, Florida ranks third (behind California and Texas) in the nation in reported human trafficking cases. The Seventeenth Circuit’s RISE Court—an acronym for Restoring Independence, Strength, and...

Community Court is designed to “address the needs of at-large, homeless and low-level first time and repeat misdemeanants and municipal ordinance offenders.”

In an effort to make it easier for landlords and their tenants to resolve their disputes without the tenant being evicted, the Sixth Judicial Circuit is launching a six-month pilot program whose aim it is to encourage mediation.

Retiring Justice Fred Lewis shares his memories about his 20 years on the supreme court. Including the important impact teachers had on his life and career.

Retiring Justice Peggy Quince shares her poignant memories and incisive insights about her 20 years on the supreme court. Including the case that was a "shining moment for the court."

Retiring Justice Barbara Pariente shares some poignant memories and incisive insights about her 21 years on the supreme court. Including what issues and accomplishments make her "beam with pride."