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30 verbatim requirements from Fourth Circuit administrative order 1986-08B.
Fourth Judicial Circuit (Duval). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from Fourth Circuit administrative order 1986-08B as published by the Duval County Clerk, harvested 2026-07-25; whitespace normalised only. • Statutes, pertaining to that defendant shall be batched and shall be made returnable to the Traffic Violations Bureau within thirty (30) days~ of the issuance of such traffic citation. • Chapter 322, Florida Statutes, designated below shall have sixty (60) days from the issuance of said criminal citations wi thin which to appear at the Traffic Violations Bureau and di~pose of said criminal traffic citations as here.inafter set forth. • Failure of any defendant to appear at the Traffic Violations Bureau and make disposi tion of any citation for any of the four criminal charges i listed belo~ in this paragraph shall result in the issuance of a capias for the arrest of the defendant. • 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 the County Court, with -- 1 of 9 -- (r, ( ~ ..... - " • Chapter 322.16, Florida Statutes, "Violations of driver's license restrictions as to employment purposes or business purposes." (a) The capias issued with regard to charges one (1), two (2), three(3) and four (4) shall be issued contemporaneously with the Form 0-6a (b) Any other criminal contemporaneous citation issued with any of the charges enumerated in paragraphs one (1) through four (4)· set forth above shall be included in the capiasa • 2. ••Bureau a valid vehicle registration issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed, upon payment of all applicable costs and fees. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in A (1) or 11 (2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Bureau a valid vehicle registration issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed upon payment of all applicable fees and costs. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in B( 1) or B (2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Bureau a valid Florida registration issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed upon payment of all applicable court costs and fees. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in C (1) or C (2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Bureau to the a valid operator I s license issued prior.:. traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed upon payment of all fees and costs. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in 0(1) or 0(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • Bureau a valid Florida driver's license issued prior to the traffic citation, said citation shall be dismissed, upon payment of all applicable fees and costs. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as '.provided in E(l) or E(2), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in F(l), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in G(l), the defendant shall be given a court date. • If the traffic citation is not disposed of as provided in H(l), the defendant shall be given a court date. • When a Florida registration or Florida driver I 5 license is presented at the Traffic Violations Bureau in connection with the procedure set forth above, all pertinent information from the registration or the driver's license, including, but not limited to, registration or the driver's license number, issued date, expiration date, driver's license location code, duplicate issued date, and defendant's date of birth,. shall be placed on the original citation by the deputy clerk examining said registration or driver's license, together with the initials of the examining deputy clerk, or attach photostatic copy of the valid registration or license. " • In computing the sixty (60) day periods herein, the first day shall not be counted. • The last day of t.he period shall be included unless it is a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, in which event the period shall run until the end of the next day which is neither a Saturday I . • When a defendant who is not booked, receives a criminal traffic citation together with citations for mandatory or non-mandatory civil infractions, both the civil and criminal citations , shall be batched by the police officer and transmitted to the Traffic • Should the defendant request a court hearing, the Clerk shall set said hearing on the criminal calendar at 1: 30 p..m. on Tuesday or Wednesday, but no. earlier than two (2) weeks -5- -- 5 of 9 -- ( ( • The defendant or his representative requesting such a hearing shall affix his signature to the request at the Traffic Violations Bureau. • All such criminal traffic cases shall be assigned to Courtroom Number 51 on • No more than one-hundred twenty-five (125) cases shall be set for a session on Tuesday or Wednesday at 1: 3 0 p.m. • Should the need arise to modify the days or -the number of __ cases to be heard, the Chief Judge shall modify this • Each case shall be assigned to the next available court date and session, no earlier tha.n two (2) weeks from the date the assignment is made, without r~gard to the division of Court which may be sitting on the assigned date. • Any case assigned pursuant to this paragraph which is either reset or continued for any reason beyond the original assigned date shall be continued to, or reset in, the same division of Court which the case was originally assigned. • In all criminal traffic cases, wherein the defendant is physically arrested and booked, and where there is an accompanying civil citation, both the civil and criminal charges shall be listed on the booking report and the ci tat-ion numbers listed opposite the charge.
Statutes, pertaining to that defendant shall be batched and shall be made returnable to the Traffic Violations Bureau within thirty (30) days~ of the issuance of such traffic citation.
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Judge Bell caps motions and responses at 5 pages for UMC hearings and 12 pages for special-set hearings.
Judge Alijewicz requires every motion for attorney's fees and/or costs to attach a document detailing time records — no records, no fee award.
Judge Corlew bars informal contact: every communication with the Court must be in writing, filed with the Clerk, with copies furnished to all parties — and no calls to the JA to schedule or cancel UMC.