Administrative Court Orders
The chief judge of each of Florida's 20 judicial circuits has administrative supervision over all courts within the circuit, and may enter and sign administrative orders to carry out this responsibility. See Fla. R. Jud. Admin. 2.020(c) & 2.050(b)(2) & (e)(3). Further, a majority of the circuit and county judges in the circuit may propose local rules as defined in Fla. R. Jud. Admin. 2.020(b). The judges must notify the local bar within the circuit and permit oral or written responses before submitting local rules to the Florida Supreme Court for approval.
Administrative orders and local rules deal with a variety of topics, such as judge assignment, case assignment, and data maintenance, storage, retrieval, and archival.
2009 - Circuit Administrative Orders
2006 - 2008 Circuit Administrative Orders
2004 - 2009 Bay County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2006 Calhoun County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2006 Gulf County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2006 Holmes County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2007 Jackson County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2006 Washington County Administrative Orders
2004 - 2005 Circuit Administrative Orders
2000 - 2003 Administrative Orders
1997 - 1999 Administrative Orders
1993 - 1996 Administrative Orders
1990 - 1992 Administrative Orders