7th Cir. — AO G-2022-003-SC: CASE TRANSFERS · BenchPath

7th Cir. — AO G-2022-003-SC: CASE TRANSFERS

High confidence· verified August 3, 2026Administrative Orders7th Jud. Cir., G-2022-003-SC — record page sha256-hashed 2026-08-03

Summary

5 verbatim requirements from G-2022-003-SC.

Applies to

Seventh Judicial Circuit (Volusia, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns). Procedural information only; not legal advice.

Requirement

Verbatim from the operative section of the order's own record page (https://circuit7.org/orders/g-2022-003-sc/), harvested 2026-08-03; whitespace normalised only. • The Clerks of Court in the counties of the Seventh Judicial Circuit shall assign cases involving the same defendant or co-defendants in criminal and juvenile delinquency matters (excluding indictments) to the same judge/division. • In the event cases are assigned to judges/divisions contrary to paragraph#1, the judge with the most recently filed case shall consult with the judge to whom the case with the earlier filing date was assigned and may, with the consent of the other judge, issue an order transferring his/her case to the judge with the earlier filed case. • In the event a non-indictment case and an indictment case involving the same defendant are assigned to different judges/divisions, the judge to whom the non-indictment case was assigned shall consult with the judge to whom the indictment case was assigned, and may, with the consent of the other judge, issue an order transferring his/her case to the judge with the indictment case, regardless of the filing dates. • In cases involving Civil, Probate, Family, or other non-criminal, non-juvenile matters, if a judge to whom a case is assigned is aware of the existence of a companion case involving the same parties which has been assigned to another judge/division and he/she or the parties would like to have all such cases assigned to the same judge, said judge shall consult with the other judge and may, with the consent of the other judge, issue an order transferring his/her case to the judge with the earlier filed case. • Any case filed and assigned to a division and thereafter dismissed and refiled, shall be assigned to the division to which it was originally assigned unless that judge/division is no longer hearing such cases.

Source of truth

The Clerks of Court in the counties of the Seventh Judicial Circuit shall assign cases involving the same defendant or co-defendants in criminal and juvenile delinquency matters (excluding indictments) to the same judge/division.

Official source: 7th Cir. — Administrative Orders index
Source health: Healthy · checked August 3, 2026
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Last verified: August 3, 2026benchpath-7th-2026-08-03

Reviewer note: Record page sha256: 7f72c61f0bf81f0cbebb999fd3002028a61def03186810395467a24b0a96d15a. The 7th publishes order text as HTML (CENSUS-NOTES.md); composed from the ORDERED section.

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