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19 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1978-49A.
Fourth Judicial Circuit (Duval, Clay, Nassau). Administrative orders change without notice; the circuit's own order controls. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from the order, captured live 2026-08-03 from the Duval Clerk's store; whitespace normalised only. • Failure of any defendant -- 1 of 8 -- I."'" ' """ 'vOL5583 ~ 3BB ~FFICIAL RECORDS: to appear at the Traffic Violations Bureau and make disposition of any citation for any of the three criminal charges listed below in this paragraph shall result in the issuance of a capias for the arrest of the defendant, together with a Form D-6. • The capias shall be issued in the name of the Chief Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit, or in the name of the Administrative Judge of County Court, with an appropriate bond amount to assure his appearance before the court. • If the defendant presents to the Traffic Violations Bureau a valid Florida registration issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as·'pro- vided in A(l) or A(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the defendant presents to the Traffic violations Bureau a valid operator's license issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as pro- vided in B(l) or B(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. c. • If the defendant presents to the Traffic Violations Bureau a valid chauffeur's license issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed. • If the traffic citation is ·not disposed of as pro- vided in eel) or c(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the defendant presents to the Traffic Violations Bur~au a valid driver's license issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as pro- vided in 0(1) or 0(2), the defendant shall be gi~,en a court date. • If the defendant presents to the Traffic Violations Bureau a valid Florida driver's license issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as pro- vided in E(l) or E(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as pro- vided in G(l), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Chapter 322.32, Florida Statutes, Upon appearing at the Traffic violations Bureau the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as pro- vided in I(l), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Upon appearing at the Traffic violations Bureau the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the 'traffic citation is hot disposed of as pro- vided in L(l) or L(2), the defendant shall be given a court date~ M~ Registration. • If the traffic citatim is not disposed of as pro- vided in M(l) or M(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • When a Florida registration or Florida driverts license is presented at the Traf.fic violations Bureau in connection with the procedure set forth above, all pertinent information from the regis- tration or the driver's license including, but not limited to, registration or driver's license number; issued date; expiration date; and defendant's date of birth shall be placed on the original citation by the deputy clerk examining said regi~tration or driver's license, together with the initials of the examining deputy clerk.
Failure of any defendant -- 1 of 8 -- I."'" ' """ 'vOL5583 ~ 3BB ~FFICIAL RECORDS: to appear at the Traffic Violations Bureau and make disposition of any citation for any of the three criminal charges listed below in this paragraph shall result in the issuance of a capias for the arrest of the defendant, together with a Form D-6.
Reviewer note: Composed from the clerk's own bytes during the 4th's ledger close 2026-08-03 (sha256 c700b839039df5c7…).
2 verbatim requirements from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1986-33A.
1 verbatim requirement from 4th Circuit Administrative Order 1987-09.