11th Circuit Local Rule R-4-1 — Alternate Method of Jury Selection (petit juries)

High confidence· verified July 19, 2026Local Rules

Summary

Requirement

LOCAL RULE R-4-1 (Amended 06/04; see AOSC08-25 In re Juror Selection): alternate method of jury selection for petit juries in the circuit and county courts of Miami-Dade (5,492-char text archived). Full text live-fetched from the official AO registry (api.jud11.flcourts.org/api/adminorders/view/e8941c6c-8d92-48df-8d4a-20503f9ae46b) and sha256-hashed 2026-07-20; archived in repo (docs/handoff/eleventh-upgrade/files/local-rules/).

Source of truth

Official source: 11th Circuit — Administrative Orders registry (API)
Source health: Healthy · checked September 3, 2026
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Last verified: July 19, 2026fable-5 11th-circuit bulk ingest 2026-07-20

Change history

July 31, 2026Monitor: 11th Circuit — Administrative Orders registry (API) unreachable (timeout or network error).

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