Broward Division 100 (JACKIE POWELL) — Hearing time

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Please file the Motion that is being scheduled for hearing at the time of scheduling. Motion calendar is capped at 20 cases per calendar or until time allotted has expired. All parties shall be prepared to proceed at 9:00 AM. If one party fails to timely appear, after proper notice, the matter may proceed on the merits in his/her absence. Copies of the Motion, and any pleadings or discovery to which the Motion is addressed shall be in the hands of the Judicial assistant five (5) five working days in advance of the hearing. Originals to be filed with the Clerk. If you are canceling the hearing, please be sure to cancel it on-line. If you are canceling a hearing that is scheduled for the same or next day, please call the JA as well. The Motion Calendar hearing may only be canceled by the attorney who set the hearing.

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17th Circuit — Court site corpus (AO archive, local rules, judiciary)

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Healthy · checked October 23, 2026

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