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7 Ιουλ 2021 · Check out this video to learn about the Florida Supreme Court changes to Rule 2.420 and what they mean when filing documents with confidential information. Learn what it means for filers: www.flclerks.com/ConfidentialRuleChange#FLClerks.
Subject to the rulemaking power of the Florida Supreme Court provided by article V, section 2, Florida Constitution, the following rule shall govern public access to the records of the judicial branch of government.
Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.420 Public Access to Judicial Branch Records (a) Scope and Purpose. Subject to the rule making power of the Florida Supreme Court provided by article V, section 2, Florida Constitution , the following rule shall govern public access to the records of the judicial branch of government.
The Supreme Court of Florida deleted the requirement that the motion be served at least 40 days before the hearing and replaced with the motion must be served consistent with the deadlines specified in the case management order.
Rules 2.420 and 2.425 are companions. The Florida Supreme Court stated: The new rule serves as a companion to recently amended Rule of Judicial Administration 2.420 (Public Access to Judicial Branch Records). New Rule 2.425 provides the procedures for protecting personal information being filed with the court; while Rule 2.420
In accordance with a recent amendment by the Florida Supreme Court, to Rule of Judicial Administration 2.420, “the clerk will not be required to identify and designate information as confidential,” in circuit civil, county civil, and small claims court documents.
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