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2 verbatim requirements extracted from judge-michael-j-linn__7.23.2026-Trial-Mini-Docket.pdf, across 2 topics.
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit (Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, St. Lucie). Check the order's own effective and rescission dates before relying on it. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from the order, captured 2026-07-24; whitespace normalised only. No OCR was used anywhere in this chain. DISCOVERY DISPUTES • a. ASA Antonio Gentry; Def. Atty. Michael Kessler i. Out of Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: DUI-Serious Bodily Injury iii. Note: Discovery issue 9. State of Florida v. Robert O’Neill Jr., 562023CF002438A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Edward Mosher i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession firearm or ammunition by convicted felon 10. State of Florida v. Lisa O’Neill, 562023CF002438B a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Edward Mosher i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession firearm or ammunition by convicted felon 11. State of Florida v. Emanuel Leatherwood, 562023CF002704C a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Accessory after the fact: Capital felony 12. State of Florida v. Anthony Iania, 562024CF000198A a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Lewd or Lascivious molestation – Offender over 18, Victim under 12 iii. Note: Tracking with 562024CF002880A 13. State of Florida v. Shanito Howard, 562024CF000345A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Burglary of Occupied Dwelling 14. State of Florida v. Jay Keller, 562024CF001019A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Andrew Rier i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Trafficking amphetamines, cocaine and MDPV 15. State of Florida v. David Licea Fernandez, 562024CF001767A (1.5 Days) a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. In Custody; Case over 2 year old ii. Highest Charge: Leaving Scene of Accident – Death 16. State of Florida v. Stefon Henry, 562024CF002404A a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Alexander Elliott i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession Firearm or Ammunition by Convicted Felon 17. State of Florida v. Homar Luna, 562024CF002711B a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Franz Jobson i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Trafficking in phenethylamines and cocaine 18. State of Florida v. William McIntyre, 562024CF003182A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. In Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession of child pornography HEARING TIME & ARGUMENT LIMITS • VOP Final Hearing Priority List: 1. State of Florida v. Matthew Hansen, 562019CF002636A a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Whitney Duteau i. In Custody 2. State of Florida v. James Gutierrez, 562021CF001028A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Alexander Elliott
a. ASA Antonio Gentry; Def. Atty. Michael Kessler i. Out of Custody; Case over 2 years old ii. Highest Charge: DUI-Serious Bodily Injury iii. Note: Discovery issue 9. State of Florida v. Robert O’Neill Jr., 562023CF002438A a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Edward Mosher i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession firearm or ammunition by convicted felon 10. State of Florida v. Lisa O’Neill, 562023CF002438B a. ASA ; Def. Atty. Edward Mosher i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Possession firearm or ammunition by convicted felon 11. State of Florida v. Emanuel Leatherwood, 562023CF002704C a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. Out of Custody; Case over 3 years old ii. Highest Charge: Accessory after the fact: Capital felony 12. State of Florida v. Anthony Iania, 562024CF000198A a. ASA Jonathon Libby; Def. Atty. Steven Couzens i. In Custody
Reviewer note: Document sha256: d9b79dc98ab7d7a5433a31c44affab12f79ca854ebf8bc083f19283428e7d135. One rule per order rather than per topic, so an order's requirements stay together. Published during the completeness pass.
Every party setting a hearing in Division AO must first confer in a good-faith effort to resolve the matter, and every hearing notice must include a certificate of that conferral. The division instructions state that conferral requires counsel to actually talk.
Under the 2025 case-management amendments, a movant must confer with the opposing party in a good-faith effort to resolve a nondispositive motion before filing it, and must include a certificate of conferral.
CV-E layers a second conferral on top of Rule 1.202: certify conferral before filing the motion (Exhibit A) and again before scheduling it for hearing (Exhibit B).