Fla. R. App. P. 9.710
ELIGIBILITY FOR MEDIATION
Text — October 1, 2026 edition
Any case filed may be referred to mediation at the discretion of the court, but under no circumstances may the following categories of actions be referred:
(a) criminal and post-conviction cases;
(b) extraordinary writ petitions, except those filed under rule 9.100(c)(2);
(c) civil or criminal contempt;
(d) involuntary civil commitments of sexually violent predators;
(e) collateral criminal cases; and
(f) other matters as may be specified by administrative order.
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