19th Cir. — 2020-07 Amended

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Verbatim from the order, captured 2026-07-24; whitespace normalised only. No OCR was used anywhere in this chain. PROPOSED ORDERS • WHEREAS, in order to implement the objectives of AOSC 20- 23 Amendment 1 and Executive Order 20-112 and all orders and phases anticipated to follow, the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit COVID-19 Reopening Workgroup established the protocols set forth Administrative Order 2020-07; • WHEREAS, in order to remain in compliance with subsequent Administrative Orders of the Florida Supreme Court and amendments thereto, it is necessary to amend Administrative Order 2020-07; • 1 This Administrative Order is amended to incorporate guidelines adopted by Florida Supreme Court in Administrative Orders that pertain to health screening of visitors entering court facilities, face masks, transpor t of inmates and detainees, and cleaning and disinfecting of facilities. • This Administrative Order shall remain in effect until further notice or until superseded by further order of this Court or the Florida Supreme Court. HEARING TIME & ARGUMENT LIMITS • WHEREAS, Administrative Order 2020- 06 directed all judges, magistrates and hearing officers to evaluate their caseloads and implement procedures consistent with AOSC 20- 23 and Executive Order 20 -112 to maximize remote work and thereby ensure the occupancy of courthouses does not exceed the Governor’s extant directives relating to large capacity public facilities, • B. Notices of Hearing. Until further order of this Court, all notices of court hearings issued by counsel or the court should contain the following statements: • E. Remote Hearings/Proceedings. Judges are directed to continue to maximize remote work by Zoom or other electronic means to limit the number of in-person court appearances and thereby reduce the risks of COVID -19 exposure to all persons involved in court proceedings after May 30, 2020.

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WHEREAS, Administrative Order 2020- 06 directed all judges, magistrates and hearing officers to evaluate their caseloads and implement procedures consistent with AOSC 20- 23 and Executive Order 20 -112 to maximize remote work and thereby ensure the occupancy of courthouses does not exceed the Governor’s extant directives relating to large capacity public facilities,

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19th Circuit — Administrative Orders (circuit19.org)

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19th Cir. — 2020-07 Amended

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