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It now is a generation in the past, twenty-one years ago. On December 8, 1998, a lower appeals court judge and former Central Florida assistant attorney general named Peggy A. Quince was elevated to the Florida Supreme...
In 1998. a West Virginia native with a distinguished college football career in Florida was named to the state's highest court. Few of the wizened Tallahassee capital news reporters who attended the press conference will...
Justices of the Florida Supreme Court live their lives in the glare of publicity. Some would call it a fish bowl.
In 1997, a West Palm Beach judge named Barbara J. Pariente was suddenly cast inside Tallahassee's intrusi...
The Florida Supreme Court has issued its annual opinion, required by the State Constitution, certifying the need for new state judges throughout Florida in 2020. Follow the link here for more information on how this proce...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 12/27/2018Contact: Craig Waters850-414-7641 or watersc@flcourts.org
TALLAHASSEE – Twenty-four years after posting its first...
All incoming electronic filings to the Fourth DCA must be submitted via the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal, https://myflcourtaccess.com.
This change will allow electronic service when filing, submission of multiple docu...
Judge Morris Silberman of the Second District Co...
A school's greatest reward comes when a former student returns as a successful adult. Today, Scheck Hillel Community School in North Miami Beach had that experience in a grand manner.
It happened when Florida Governor R...
The Florida Supreme Court has a long tradition of having at least one member who was a practicing lawyer at the time of appointment or, in earlier times, election. That tradition continued Tuesday when Governor Ron DeSant...
Applications accepted for Bar Examiners. Applications are being accepted for positions on the Board that screens applicants who want to become members of the Bar.
