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9 verbatim mandatory provisions from AO 2005-05 Procedures for Court Appointed Private Attys & Due Process Costs.
First Judicial Circuit. Check the order's own effective and rescission dates before relying on it. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
• The motion must be specific in stating the basis for the Court to find exceptional circumstances and be accompanied by a proposed order that sufficiently identifies the case for the JAC. • A copy of the motion shall be provided to the presiding judge and the office of the State Attorney and sufficient copies of the proposed order with pre-addressed, stamped envelopes shall be provided for the distribution of the order. • For those attorneys who convert from a fixed lump-sum contract to the flat fee per defendant rate, the compensation for the cases that carry over past January 1, 2005 which are not disposed of prior to the date of this order shall be as provided under Paragraph 16. • If the attorney’s representation has not reached that point then the attorney will not be entitled to any compensation for that case. • If a court appointed attorney is discharged from representation of a client based upon a court determination of ineffective or incompetent representation, the attorney will not be entitled to compensation. • In the event an attorney is court appointed prior to formal charges being brought against the defendant and the State of Florida files a dismissal then the court appointed attorney may seek compensation if the attorney engaged in meaningful activity resulting in the decision of the State not to bring formal charges. • In the event the client is apprehended and the attorney is still the assigned conflict counsel for the division or is on the attorney registry list, then the attorney if reappointed shall represent the client with no further compensation. The provisions of Paragraphs 16. • Private court appointed counsel in dependency cases shall be compensated at the rate of $700/case and $50/post-disposition hearing. • In the event that an attorney is allowed to withdraw or is discharged after disposition, the newly appointed attorney shall be compensated at the rate of $50/post-disposition hearing to be billed in accordance with the procedure set forth in subparagraph A. above. 4.
The motion must be specific in stating the basis for the Court to find exceptional circumstances and be accompanied by a proposed order that sufficiently identifies the case for the JAC.
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6 verbatim requirements on proposed orders in NINA W. DI PIETRO's division.
3 verbatim requirements on proposed orders in JOHN HURLEY's division.