Fleur J. Lobree
Dca Judge · Third District Court of Appeal
High confidence· verified August 3, 2026
Dca Judge · Third District Court of Appeal
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Judge — Third District Court of Appeal
Judge Fleur J. Lobree was appointed to the Court by Governor Ron DeSantis on April 25, 2019. She previously served as an Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court Judge in the criminal division from February 2013 through January 2015, and as a Miami Dade County Court Judge in the criminal and civil divisions from April 2011 through January 2013. Apart from her work on the bench, Judge Lobree has been an assistant state attorney, a civil firm associate, a career law clerk for the Hon. Rodolfo Sorondo, Jr., and an assistant attorney general.
In 2021, Judge Lobree was the recipient of the Miami-Dade Bar Mario P. Goderich Legal Ethics Award. In 2014, she received the Dade County Bar Association Alan R. Schwartz Judicial Excellence Award. In 2016, Judge Lobree received a MADD Prosecution Award of Honor. Judge Lobree was listed among the Top Government Attorneys by the South Florida Legal Guide from 2007 through 2011. The Dade County Bar Association gave her a Put Something Back Pro Bono Service Award in 1996 and a Special Public Service Award in 1991. She earned a Davis Productivity Award in 1993 for work in Homestead as an ombudsman in insurance disputes following Hurricane Andrew.
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Service 2019–present.
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How Florida’s appellate courts disposed of the 8 opinions in BenchPath’s corpus (February 12, 2014–October 19, 2016) that name this judge as the lower-tribunal judge — the courts’ own disposition labels, counted verbatim. This is a census of the appellate record we hold, not a complete case history, an affirmance rate, or a performance rating.
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HYLAND V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
CONCEPCION V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
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GONZALEZ V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
ROLLE V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
WILLIAMS V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
DEL CASTILLO V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
KING V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
PAUL V. STATE
Third District Court of Appeal · Miami-Dade County
Disposition (court’s label): Affirmed
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