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  • @Florida_Courts
    Florida Courts
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    Aug 27
    We are entering the peak of hurricane season. Monitor court closures in real time with the Supreme Court's interactive map: supremecourt.flcourts.gov/Weather-Relate…, and check your local court's website and social media for the latest announcements.
    Peak Hurricane Season — stay informed about court operations and closures; see supremecourt.flcourts.gov
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    Florida Courts
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    Aug 18
    Florida Courts History 📜🏛️ The current Supreme Court Building in Tallahassee opened in 1949 and remains the home of Florida's highest court today. Its classic design stands as a symbol of the rule of law in our state. Learn more: supremecourt.flcourts.gov/visit-us/onlin…
    Stylized Florida Supreme Court building illustration with title "Florida Courts History", subtitle and state courts seal.
    1845 — Florida Supreme Court established; first met Jan 1846 at the Florida Capitol in Tallahassee.
    Florida Courts History — 1949: Florida Supreme Court building in Tallahassee opened; subtitle "A Building of Its Own"
  • @Florida_Courts
    Florida Courts
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    Aug 12
    Spotlight on our Case Managers: Case managers help keep cases moving by monitoring deadlines, coordinating services, and supporting judges in the fair and timely resolution of cases. Thank you for helping keep justice on track!
    Florida Courts Career Spotlight: Case managers — monitor deadlines, coordinate services, ensure timely fair resolutions
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  • @Florida_Courts
    Florida Courts
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    Aug 7
    Ever wonder how a case travels through Florida's court system? Most cases begin in the trial courts, and decisions may be reviewed by a district court of appeal or, in limited circumstances, the Supreme Court of Florida. Learn more: flcourts.gov/Courts-System/…
    How a case moves through Florida's courts: Trial Courts → District Courts of Appeal → Supreme Court, with brief role descriptions.
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    Florida Courts
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    Jul 20
    Need to file court documents? You don't need a lawyer to get started. DIY Florida walks you through it step-by-step. Learn more at flcourts.gov/Courts-System/…
    DIY Florida: four-step guide — Register, answer questions, generate legal document, then e-file or file in person with court