AO 2014-20 Code Of Ethics - Social Networking Policy — Okaloosa County, FL · BenchPath

First Cir. — AO 2014-20 Code Of Ethics - Social Networking Policy

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Summary

4 verbatim mandatory provisions from AO 2014-20 Code Of Ethics - Social Networking Policy.

Applies to

First Judicial Circuit. Check the order's own effective and rescission dates before relying on it. Procedural information only; not legal advice.

Requirement

• All court employees and judicial assistants of the First Judicial Circuit shall participate in mandatory education and/or training related to the First Judicial Circuit’s Code of Ethics for Court Professionals. 2. • All court employees and judicial assistants of the First Judicial Circuit shall participate in mandatory education and/or training related to the First Judicial Circuit Social Networking Policy for Court Professionals. 3. • All court employees and judicial assistants will attest to receipt of any applicable education and/or training and shall acknowledge with their signature their understanding and anticipated compliance with the policies and procedures set forth in the documents referred to herein titled First Judicial Circuit’s Code of Ethics for Court Professionals and First Judicial Circuit Social Networking Policy for Court Professionals. 4. • At any time the First Judicial Circuit’s Code of Ethics for Court Professionals and the First Judicial Circuit Social Networking Policy for Court Professionals is amended or altered, each court employee and judicial assistant will be notified and shall, at the time of any amendment, be required to acknowledge with their signature an understanding and anticipated compliance with the newly adopted Code of Ethics or Social Networking Policy as amended.

Source of truth

All court employees and judicial assistants of the First Judicial Circuit shall participate in mandatory education and/or training related to the First Judicial Circuit’s Code of Ethics for Court Professionals. 2.

Official source: 1st Circuit — official site
Source health: Healthy · checked October 24, 2026
Effective date: —
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