7th Judicial Circuit Group 153 min read
The 7th Judicial Circuit Group 15 is a circuit group of the Florida Seventh Judicial Circuit. The group was created in 1992, and is made up of judges from DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, and Highlands counties.
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Which Judicial Circuit is Volusia County?
Volusia County is located in the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. The Circuit Court has general jurisdiction over all civil and criminal matters within the county. The court also has appellate jurisdiction over all decisions of the lower courts. The Honorable John M. Falconi is the current Chief Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
What judicial circuit is St Johns County?
The Judicial Circuit that serves St Johns County is the Seventh Judicial Circuit. This circuit is made up of six counties: Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam, and St. Johns. The Seventh Circuit Court is located in Jacksonville, and has jurisdiction over all of the counties in the circuit.
What judicial circuit is Flagler County in?
Flagler County is located in the 7th Judicial Circuit. The 7th Judicial Circuit is made up of Flagler, Putnam, and St. Johns counties.
What circuit is Broward County?
What circuit is Broward County?
Broward County is located in the southern part of Florida. It is in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. The Eleventh Judicial Circuit is made up of Miami-Dade County and Broward County.
How many judicial circuits are in Florida?
There are 20 judicial circuits in Florida.
Which Circuit Court is Florida in?
Florida has several circuit courts, which are the main trial courts in the state. The specific circuit court a case is heard in depends on the county where the case is filed.
There are 20 circuit courts in Florida. The First Circuit Court is in Miami-Dade County, the Second Circuit Court is in Broward County, and the Third Circuit Court is in Palm Beach County. The Fourth Circuit Court is in Orange County, the Fifth Circuit Court is in Osceola County, and the Sixth Circuit Court is in Seminole County.
The Seventh Circuit Court is in Lake County, the Eighth Circuit Court is in Marion County, the Ninth Circuit Court is in Citrus County, and the Tenth Circuit Court is in Hernando County. The Eleventh Circuit Court is in Volusia County, the Twelfth Circuit Court is in Flagler County, the Thirteenth Circuit Court is in St. Johns County, and the Fourteenth Circuit Court is in Duval County.
The Fifteenth Circuit Court is in Bay County, the Sixteenth Circuit Court is in Okaloosa County, the Seventeenth Circuit Court is in Santa Rosa County, the Eighteenth Circuit Court is in Escambia County, and the Nineteenth Circuit Court is in Walton County. The Twentieth Circuit Court is in Gadsden County.
Who are the judges for St Johns County?
The judges for St Johns County are appointed by the Governor of Florida. The current judges are:
-Chief Judge L. Scott Wallace
-Judge R. Michael Farina
-Judge J. Michael Traynor
-Judge Robert L. Mathis
-Judge Wendy W. Berger
The Chief Judge is the head of the judicial branch for St Johns County. The other judges are responsible for hearing cases in their respective divisions.
