Judge Mullins' standing order automatically governs every felony case filed with the Okeechobee County Clerk on or after January 9, 2025, for as long as she holds the Okeechobee felony division. Companion division procedures (family, felony, delinquency, substance-abuse/mental-health/RPO/Jimmy Ryce) and an evidence-exhibit policy are published on her profile and held in BenchPath custody.
Felony division, Okeechobee County (Div A). Five procedure documents plus standing orders in custody.
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Circuit-wide uniform CME guidelines govern Rule 1.360 compulsory medical examinations; linked from multiple judge pages (Falvey, Daly; Hodges posts a Marion counterpart). Official filename carries the typo 'guidlines'.
Paperless chambers: no paper/mailed submissions absent prior approval; all hearing requests to dcbcivil@circuit5.org (phone requests get no response); responses + memoranda due 10 days from receipt of motion; court defers ruling 5 days when a reply is requested; 10-page memo cap; motions ordinarily decided on the papers (hearing request must accompany the motion with a time estimate); electronic evidence 2 business days ahead; proposed orders no more than 24 hours before or within 5 days after hearing; follow up after 45 days without a ruling.