JURY TRIALS SUSPENDED THROUGH THE END OF JANUARY
Due to COVID concerns, Chief Judge Moseley has extended the suspension of trials for through the end of January. Jurors summoned for January trials do not have to report. All court proceedings which do not involve jurors, will remain as scheduled.
The Eighth Judicial Circuit welcomes George M. Wright to the bench.
Judge Wright will fill the vacancy created by the upcoming retirement of Chief Judge James P. Nilon.
Judge Moseley to be Chief Judge
We are pleased to announce that the Honorable Mark W. Moseley has been unanimously elected to serve as Chief Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit following Judge Nilon’s retirement at the end of this year. Judge Moseley, who has served on the circuit bench since 2005 and has been the Administrative Judge for Circuit Criminal since 2014, will complete...
The Court recognizes that jury service may impose a hardship on citizens. Every effort is made to ensure that each juror has a positive experience. The Judges of the Eighth Judicial Circuit thank you in advance for your service, and we hope that you find your jury service to be an interesting and positive experience.
Pro se means you have chosen to proceed without the assistance of an attorney. If you are not sure you want to represent yourself, you can contact the Florida Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service to consult with an attorney. For more information on what a Self Help program can provide, please check the Self Help Section on the Florida Courts website.
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