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39 verbatim requirements from the procedure documents published under "CR-E Judge Tatiana Salvador".
Fourth Judicial Circuit, Duval County. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from this judge's published procedure documents (https://www.jud4.org/getContentAsset/b7eb024b-49b6-45a4-8f6c-2158918f571c/135b97c9-84fa-4e82-b956-0fbccec4aa1f/Division-CR-E-Policies-and-Procedures.pdf?language=en), harvested 2026-08-04; each bullet is quoted whole from the document, whitespace normalised only. • 1 POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND EXPECTATIONS FOR CRIMINAL DIVISION CR-E Judge Tatiana R. Salvador Revised and Effective: January 1, 2023 1) Court will start promptly at 9:00 a.m. (unless notified of a different time). All attorneys shall be available and prepared to handle their assigned cases as called by the Court, pursuant to #2 below. • 2) Judge Salvador shall announce the cases to be called during the morning docket, in the following order (with some exceptions – see #3, #5 and #6 below): 1) Out-of-custody defendants 2) Female inmates 3) Male inmates The courtroom bailiffs are aware of this procedure and shall have the inmates available and ready to be called in the proscribed order. • 3) For private counsel, specialty counsel (major crimes, special prosecution unit, sexual assault division, etc.) and RCC, cases may be called out of order to accommodate the attorneys’ needed presence in other courtrooms before other judges. Those attorneys have the responsibility to timely notify the courtroom bailiffs of the needed presence of the inmate, once both attorneys are available and ready for the case to be called. You may not request the defendant and have him/her placed in a holding cell, while you await the arrival of opposing counsel. • 4) There shall be NO TALKING in the courtroom while courtroom proceedings are in progress unless a recess has been called. Conference rooms are available to conduct any negotiations or discussions with opposing counsel, or discussions with out-of-custody defendants or witnesses. Conversations between or amongst attorneys and/or defendants and victims must be conducted outside of the courtroom to minimize noise and maintain the required decorum. Conversations with defendants, if detained, must have occurred prior to the defendant being brought to the courtroom, unless specifically authorized otherwise by the Court. • 2 6) If there are any out-of-custody defendants who are not represented by counsel, he/she may be called earlier and out of order so to provide the defendant with the Affidavit of Indigency for completion, and for a determination on whether or not he/she qualifies for appointment of the Public Defender, and if an appointment is then made, for time to consult with the Public Defender prior to Arraignment or Plea.
All attorneys shall be available and prepared to handle their assigned cases as called by the Court, pursuant to #2 below. 2) Judge Salvador shall announce the cases to be called during the morning docket, in the following order (with some exceptions – see #3, #5 and #6 below): 1) Out-of-custody defendants 2) Female inmates 3) Male inmates
Reviewer note: Page sha256: a8e70ab94dc6af2d448a0aced7dd9edd3f06b98067c2c2d2a2cad89942b6704f. Requirements taken from the judge's own procedure documents' text layers. | 2026-08-03: the source (rendered DOM (headless Chromium)) no longer contains this rule's quoted text; dropped to medium pending re-composition against the current version. [RECOMPOSED VERBATIM 2026-08-04 (campaign wave, directory-follow): the recorded source was the jud4 link directory; recomposed from the judge's own linked procedure document, sha256 75146285a361359a026d0cc737d74f400161276e79dc978d82068613bb6a308d; source_url repaired to the document quoted.]
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