Proposed amendments to Form 1.933 (Account Stated)
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Proposed amendments to standard jury instructions 201.2 (Introduction of Participants and Their Roles), 201.3 (Explanation of the Voir Dire Process), 202.2 (Explanation of the Trial Process) and proposed new instruction 202.6 (Instruction on Adjournment)
SJI Civil Publication Notice September 2022
Trial and Error: A Summer of learning as U.S. Judge Beth Bloom’s interns
United States District Judge Beth Bloom’s 2022 summer interns Alexandra Giraldo, Alexis Hill, Christopher Ozomgi, Fabiana Mehrgut, Noah Mandel, and Zachary Kosnitzsky. Trials. Sentencings. Cross-examinations. Prosecutors. Public defenders. For burgeoning first-year law students, such terms are abstract, referenced only in dense casebooks and classroom lectures. When you intern for United States District Judge Beth Bloom, however, […]
Web-based mapping services amendment making its way through the rules process
The Board of Governors has signed off on a proposal that, if approved, would permit Florida courts to take “judicial notice” of information gleaned from web-based mapping services, such as Google Earth. At a July 29 meeting in Palm Beach, the board voted without objection to “accept” the Code and Rules of Evidence Committee proposal […]
Aronberg nabs Aninal Law Section’s Outstanding Achievement Award
The Animal Law Section recently recognized 15th Circuit State Attorney Dave Aronberg with its Outstanding Achievement Award for his leadership on animal issues, particularly when it comes to prosecuting crimes related to animals. Aronberg often takes those cases to trial himself, according to the section, and has obtained favorable results in a number of high […]

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