AO 24-01 — Circuit Civil case reassignment procedures
Summary
Governs reassignment/transfer of circuit-civil cases between sections, including temporary/emergency coverage (rescinds 79-2; companion to 21-2 A1).
Requirement
11th Jud. Cir. AO 24-01 — "Establishing Procedures for reassignment of cases" (Resc. 79-2, Comp. 21-2 A1). Verbatim (partial-scan PDF): reassignment permitted "to another Section in the interests of justice or to promote the efficient operation of the Circuit Civil Division as a whole"; includes "Temporary or Emergency Coverage… to prevent delays or continuances." sha256-hashed artifact: docs/handoff/miami-dade/files/cc-reassignment-proc.pdf
Source of truth
to another Section in the interests of justice or to promote the efficient operation of the Circuit Civil Division as a whole
- Official source
- 11th Cir. AO 24-01 — Case Reassignment Procedures
- Source health
- Broken · checked July 7, 2026
- Effective date
- —
- Last verified
- July 6, 2026Dual-researcher (Opus 4.8 + ChatGPT 5.5) 2026-07-05/06; Fable 5 verified via live fetch + Wayback official archives; PDFs sha256-hashed
Change history
- July 7, 2026Monitor: 11th Cir. AO 24-01 — Case Reassignment Procedures returned HTTP 404.
- July 6, 2026Monitor: 11th Cir. AO 24-01 — Case Reassignment Procedures returned HTTP 404.
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