Posts Tagged 'Florida Bar'



Senate panel moves resolution to limit citizen initiatives

A measure that would limit citizen initiatives to “procedural subjects” or “the structure of government or the Constitution” is beginning to move in the Florida Senate. The Senate Ethics and Elections Committee voted 5-4 on February 8 to approve SJR 1412, a proposed constitutional amendment by Sen. Jason Brodeur, R-Lake Mary. Brodeur said the measure […]

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Rules package to codify remote proceedings argued

Judge Lisa Munyon A sweeping rules petition designed to promote permanent, broader access to remote court proceedings won’t jeopardize the rights of rural or low-income Floridians or Baker Act respondents, the chair of a Supreme Court COVID-19 Workgroup told justices. At February 8 oral arguments, Ninth Circuit Judge Lisa Munyon, chair of the “Workgroup on […]

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Proposed board action

Pursuant to Standing Board Policy 1.60, the Board of Governors of The Florida Bar publishes this notice of intent to consider the following items at its March 25, 2022, Board of Governors meeting. This is governed by Rule 1-12.1, Rules Regulating The Florida Bar. If approved by the board, most rules amendments must still be […]

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Florida Supreme Court Committee on Standard Jury Instructions — Contract And Business Cases accepting applications for new members

The Florida Supreme Court Committee on Standard Jury Instructions — Contract and Business Cases is seeking applicants for service on the committee beginning on July 1. Candidates with significant trial or appellate experience are encouraged to apply. Current or former judges are especially encouraged to apply. Members are expected to attend regularly scheduled meetings. Additionally, […]

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