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19 verbatim requirements from Fourth Circuit administrative order 2014-10 (a further document filed under the same order number).
Fourth Judicial Circuit (Duval). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from Fourth Circuit administrative order 2014-10 as published by the Duval County Clerk, harvested 2026-07-26; whitespace normalised only. • WHEREAS, as amended, section 847.0141(3)(a), Florida Statutes, provides that a minor who commits the offense of sexting under subsection (1) of section 847.0141, Florida Statutes, commits a noncriminal violation for a first violation, and must sign and accept a citation (as statutorily subscribed and required by subsections 847.0l4l(3)(a)l .a.-h., Florida Statutes), indicating a promise to appear before the juvenile court or, in lieu of appearing in court, may complete 8 hours of community service work, pay a $60 civil penalty, or participate in a “cyber- safety” program within 30 days after receipt of the citation pursuant to section 847.0141(3)(a), • WHEREAS, as amended, subsection 847.0l4l(3)(a)3., Florida Statutes, further provides that where a minor fails to comply with a citation and the Court finds the minor to be in contempt, the Court “may impose additional age-appropriate penalties, which may include issuance of an order to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to withhold issuance of, or suspend the driver license or driving privilege of, the minor for 30 consecutive days;” however, the Court may not impose incarceration; • WHEREAS, because young children may not be aware of the life-long consequences of sexting, which may stigmatize them for the rest of their lives, this Circuit will continue to recognize the value and importance of attending a cyber-safety program; and • The minor will need to appear in person with a parent or legal guardian who must have a valid photo identification (ID) at the Duval County Clerk’s Office no later than ten (10) calendar • Florida Statutes; and (3) a written Notice, directing the legal guardian to contact Teen Court within two ( 2) business days (to allow time for the minor to comply with the statutory requirement of completing the penalties within 30 days after receipt of the Citation). • The Notice must have the Case Number and the legal guardian’s signature and contact information, including full name, mailing address, home phone number, and alternate phone number - if any. • (C) In Lieu of Appearance Before Juvenile Judge (1) When a minor’s legal guardian contacts Teen Court, a representative will explain that, in lieu of appearing in Couit before a Juvenile Judge, the minor and legal guardian may elect to work directly with Teen Court for the minor to complete one of the following three penalties within 30 calendar days after receipt of the Citation, by: a- participating ‘in the Fourth Judicial Circuit’s cyber-safety program administered and monitored by Teen Court; b- completing 8 hours of community service work; or c- paying a $60 civil penalty. • If the citation is contested, the minor must appear in Court before a Juvenile Delinquency • If the minor did commit such violation, the Court must enter a written order (with a copy to Teen Court), expressly finding the minor has committed the violation. • No deadline is statutorily specified for the completion of penalties when a minor contests the Citation (although penalties are statutorily required to be completed within 30 days when a minor accepts a citation). • (E) Non-compliance (1) Failure to Report to Clerk’s Office Within 10 Days - Send Notice to Appear • The Notice will explain both the minor and legal guardian must appear before Teen Court to explain the reason for missing the deadline imposed. • (2) Failure to Contact Teen Court Within 2 Days - Send Notice to Appear • The Notice will explain both the minor and legal guardian must appear before Teen Court to explain the reason for missing the deadline imposed. 6 -- 6 of 10 -- • The order to show cause must state the essential facts constituting the contempt charged and require the minor and legal guardian to appear before the court to show cause why the minor should not be held in contempt of court. • In addition, pursuant to Rule 8.150, counsel “must be appointed for all contempt hearings if the [minor] child qualifies for such appointment, or the [minor] child has the right to retain counsel, unless the [minor] child waives counsel in writing as required by rule 8.165.” (4) Failure to Comply with Citation • The Court, however, may not impose incarceration since this is a noncriminal violation. • This First Amended Administrative Order No. 2014-1 O shall be recorded by the Clerk of the • Court, in the Official Records of Duval County, in the State of Florida, and shall take effect
WHEREAS, as amended, section 847.0141(3)(a), Florida Statutes, provides that a minor who commits the offense of sexting under subsection (1) of section 847.0141, Florida Statutes, commits a noncriminal violation for a first violation, and must sign and accept a citation (as statutorily subscribed and required by subsections 847.0l4l(3)(a)l .a.-h., Florida Statutes), indicating a promise to appear before the juvenile court or, in lieu of appearing in court, may complete 8 hours of community service work, pay a $60 civil penalty, or participate in a “cyber- safety” program within 30 days after receipt of the citation pursuant to section 847.0141(3)(a),
Reviewer note: Order PDF sha256: 57537a82902c5bde6887563e8083149e5fab478cdf985b68dc52c9cf8efe551f. Extracted from the order's own text layer. One of several documents the Clerk publishes under order number 2014-10.
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