Eighth Cir. AO 6.06: Juvenile Docket Day Requirement — 8th Cir., FL · BenchPath

Eighth Cir. AO 6.06: Juvenile Docket Day Requirement

High confidence· verified September 14, 2026Administrative OrdersEighth Judicial Circuit Administrative Order 6.06, "Juvenile Docket Day Requirement" — https://circuit8.org/wp-content/uploads/6.06-v1sp-Juvenile-Docket-Day-Requirement.pdf — sha256-hashed 2026-09-14

Summary

Eighth Judicial Circuit Administrative Order 6.06 (Juvenile Docket Day Requirement): 9 operative paragraphs verbatim from the order as the circuit publishes it.

Applies to

Eighth Judicial Circuit — all counties of the circuit. Administrative orders are amended and rescinded by later orders; the circuit's own index controls (the index lists it as a current instrument on 2026-09-14). Procedural information only; not legal advice.

Requirement

• The juvenile in each case which appears on the trial docket in the juvenile division shall be • present if said juvenile, through counsel or pro se, intends to announce ready for trial. The • attorney for said juvenile shall be responsible for notice to the clerk of this court appearance • requirement. Failure of the juvenile to be present will result in the service of a summons and • ultimately a custody order for secure detention pending trial. • This requirement of being present at docket day does not and will not apply to any juvenile • who on the date of docket day is in secure detention and said juvenile shall not be transported for • said court appearance unless a separate order of transport has been entered. • This order renumbers and reformats prior Administrative Order No. 5.1000 entitled

Source of truth

• The juvenile in each case which appears on the trial docket in the juvenile division shall be • present if said juvenile, through counsel or pro se, intends to announce ready for trial. The • attorney for said juvenile shall be responsible for notice to the clerk of this court appearance • requirement. Failure of the juvenile to be present will result in the service of a summons and • ultimately

Official source: 8th Circuit — Administrative Orders
Source health: Healthy · checked October 4, 2026
Effective date: October 5, 2012
Last verified: September 14, 2026benchpath-ao-ledger-c8-2026-09-14

Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-14 from BenchPath's custody copy (file 5c675220c8ff.pdf; 168,849 bytes, 1 page(s), native text layer): the index lists it as a current instrument on 2026-09-14 (https://circuit8.org/eighth-judicial-circuit-court/administrative-orders/); the operative paragraphs after the ORDERED marker are quoted whole, whitespace normalised only; signature block, page markers and stamps dropped. Effective date from the order's own date line where present, else the index date.

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