One proposed change would make it easier for people to appeal court orders that limit or eliminate their parental rights following allegations of abuse or neglect. The changes have been recommended by The Florida Bar's Appellate Court Rules Committee. The Court considers proposed changes to the rules that govern the handling of appeals. In re: Amendments to Rules of Appellate Procedure Another change would incorporate case law that says the state cannot commit a child to a residential mental health facility without first proving the need for treatment by clear and convincing evidence. One proposed change would limit the kinds of hearings that general magistrates can handle. The changes have been recommended by The Florida Bar's Juvenile Court Rules Committee as part of a regular two-year review cycle. The Court considers proposed changes to the rules that govern the handling of juvenile cases, which include custody and treatment of abused and neglected children as well as those who are accused of delinquency. View briefs in Acrobat format by clicking the case number(s) here In re: Amendments to Rules of Juvenile Procedure Cases may be postponed due to exigent circumstances. Times & order of appearance are tentative and subject to change with no notice. Names & phone numbers of attorneys in these cases are available in Acrobat format.Īrrive early.
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