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32 verbatim requirements from administrative order 07-98-45 - Amended Administrative Order Governing Procedures for Out of County Endorsed Bonds.
9th Judicial Circuit. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from https://ninthcircuit.org/sites/default/files/07-98-45_0.pdf, harvested 2026-07-25; whitespace normalised only. • Should a defendant who is released on bond in an Orange County case thereafter be arrested and held in custody in an outside county's jail facility in Florida based upon a charge against the defendant in the outside county, the surety/bail bonds agent who pursues release from liability under the Orange County bond prior to any breach of the bond must file a sworn • The Affidavit must be signed by the surety/bail bonds agent under oath verifying the truthfulness of the grounds stated in such • The Affidavit and Proposed Order shall be filed with the presiding Judge in the Orange • However, if a judge has not yet been assigned to the Orange County case, then the surety/bail bonds agent shall file the Affidavit and Proposed Order with the Administrative • Section 903.21(2), Florida Statutes, the surety/bail bonds agent shall give the State Attorney at least three (3) days notice of application for an order of exoneration and shall furnish the State • Order on a Saturday, Sunday or on a court holiday, then the surety/bail bonds agent shall submit the Affidavit and Proposed Order to the Emergency Duty Judge at the Initial Appearance proceedings. • When Orders are entered on Saturday, Sunday or court holidays, the surety/bail bonds agent shall be responsible for filing the original Affidavit and Order with the Clerk of • The surety's/bail bonds agent's attorney shall use the form Affidavit and Proposed • Upon the Judge entering the Order, the surety/bail bonds agent shall be responsible for filing the original Affidavit and signed Order with the Clerk of Court. • Furthermore, should the Judge grant the surety's/bail bonds agent's request and upon filing the Order, the surety/bail bonds agent shall provide to the Clerk of Court funds, either in cash or by check made payable to -- 2 of 12 -- 3 the Orange County Sheriff's Office for the Sheriff's transportation costs. • The transportation costs shall be based upon the schedule of costs provided by the Orange County Sheriff's • The Order granting the surety's/bail bonds agent's request shall not become effective until the funds for the transportation costs are provided to the Clerk of Court. e. • Court or the surety/bail bonds agent shall forward certified copies of the Order to the Orange • Clerk of Court or the surety/bail bonds agent shall also forward funds for the transportation costs to the Sheriff's Office-Warrants Section along with the certified copy of the Order. f. • Upon receipt of the certified copy of the Order and the funds for the transportation costs, the Orange County Sheriff's Office-Warrants Section shall place a hold against the defendant in the outside county. • Warrants Section shall forward the funds for the transportation costs to the Orange County • County Sheriff's Office-Warrants Section shall notify the Clerk of Court and shall return the funds for the transportation costs to the surety/bail bonds agent. • The Affidavit must include the following provisions which the surety/bail bonds agent shall verify as true and correct: -- 3 of 12 -- 4 a. • The surety/bail bonds agent has verified with the State Attorney in this Circuit that the Orange County case is still pending and the defendant must be transported back to Orange • County for such case and the pending Orange County charges against the defendant must be stated; d. • The surety/bail bonds agent shall comply with all procedures required under the • The Proposed Order must include the pending Orange County charges against the defendant and it must direct the Orange County Sheriff's Office to: a. • Furthermore, the Proposed Order shall state that the Order shall not become effective until the funds for the transportation costs are provided to the Clerk of Court at which time the • Clerk of Court shall release the surety/bail bonds agent from liability on the bond and the Orange • County Sheriff's Office shall place a hold against the Defendant in the outside county's jail facility. • This Administrative Order shall become effective immediately and Administrative Order No. 07-97-35 is vacated and set aside. • The charge(s) for which Defendant is being held in _________ County is/are _________________________________ and Defendant must remain in custody in _____________County's jail facility while the ____________County case is pending; • The surety/bail bonds agent has verified with the State Attorney in the Ninth Judicial Circuit that the above styled case in Orange County is still pending and that Defendant must be transported back to Orange County as soon thereafter as possible for such case (unless the • The surety/bail bonds agent shall comply with all procedures required as stated in the Order and in Administrative Order No. 07-98-45 for release from liability under the bond. • County Correctional Facility so that the Defendant shall be returned to the Orange County • The Clerk of Court shall release the surety/bail bonds agent from liability on the bond, upon receipt of the this Order granting such request and upon receipt of the funds for the transportation costs; ___ 5. • This Order granting such request shall not become effective until the funds for the transportation costs are provided to the Clerk of Court.
Should a defendant who is released on bond in an Orange County case thereafter be arrested and held in custody in an outside county's jail facility in Florida based upon a charge against the defendant in the outside county, the surety/bail bonds agent who pursues release from liability under the Orange County bond prior to any breach of the bond must file a sworn
Reviewer note: Order PDF sha256: 25a38e2feb07cdc8bbec201dd96893a7bfe854bb194a790adb9cdc234c6c3218. Extracted from the order's own text layer.
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.