Volume 2: April - June 2026
Table of Contents
Featured Stories
- Marci Rex and Dane Leitner Appointed to the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
- Hon. Cheryl Caracuzzo Retires
- Investiture for the Hon. Michael Barnett
Highlighting the Judiciary
- Hon. Sara Willis Appointed as Administrative Judge
- Congratulations to Our Judiciary
- Hon. Cymonie Rowe Serves on Leadership Summit Panel
- Hon. Sherri Collins Hosts Youth Law Day
- American Heritage Students Shadow the Hon. Sarah Shullman
- The Circuit Says Farewell to the Hon. James Martz
- Palm Beach State College Students Visit the Hon. Caryn Siperstein
- Judges Participate in CourtCounsel Event
- Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer Swears In New Attorney
- Hon. G. Joseph Curley Presents at CLE Event
- Hon. Cymonie Rowe Swears In New Attorney
- Hon. Lauren Burke Welcomes St. Ann’s Catholic School Debate Team to Her Courtroom
- Hon. Lauren Burke Speaks to Boca Leadership Group
- Hon. Cymonie Rowe Hosts Carver Middle Mock Trial
- Hon. Cymonie Rowe Hosts Inaugural Next-Gen Leadership Summit
- Hon. Charles Burton and Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer Participate in Legal Seminar
- Hon. Sherri Collins Leads Jury Selection Roundtable
- Judges Participate in Juror Appreciation Day Event
- Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer and Court Administration Staff Participate in Youth Court
- Installation Ceremony for Magistrate Allison Kapner
- Hon. Carolyn Bell and Hon. Katherine Mullinax Participate in CourtCounsel Event
- Judges Participate in Town Hall Event
Highlighting the Judiciary (cont)
- Hon. Carolyn Bell Teaches at Florida Bar Seminar
- Rosarian Academy Students Visit the Main Courthouse
- Hon. Cymonie Rowe Serves As Panelist at ABOTA Summit
- Judges Luncheon with Clerk’s Office Interns
- Retired Judge Jeffrey Gillen Presides Over Mock Trial
News from Court Administration Staff
- 15th Judicial Circuit Teams Participate in Florida’s Joint Dependency Drug Court Early Childhood Court All-Sites Meeting
- South County Resource Room Grand Opening
- 2026 Take Your Child to Work Day
- HR Team Presentation with Judges
- Court CIO Noel Chessman Speaks on Responsible AI Innovation at National Webinar
- Juvenile Education Clinics
- Rise Up and Caring Canines
Around the Circuit
- 2026 Summer Judicial Intern & Law Clerk Program Begins
- Directors Gain Professional Development Tools at Annual Training
- Juvenile Drug Court
- Family Treatment Court Team Participates in Professional Development on Purpose-Driven Practice
- Human Resources Programs and Events
- Therapy Dogs Visit the Main Courthouse
- Lunch and Learns
- New Employee Orientation
- New Hires | Employees On the Move | Retirements
New or Updated Administrative Orders
Featured Stories
New Judges Appointed to the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
Marci Rex
On April 16, Governor Ron DeSantis appointed Marci Rex to the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit County Court Bench. Judge Rex is assigned to new County Civil Division RC.
Prior to her judicial appointment, Judge Rex served as a longtime Assistant State Attorney in Palm Beach County.
Dane Leitner
On April 16, Governor Ron DeSantis appointed Dane Leitner to the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Court Bench. Judge Leitner is assigned to a new Circuit judgeship and presides over Family Division FA.
Prior to his judicial appointment, Judge Leitner was a shareholder at Gray Robinson and served as General Counsel for businesses throughout Florida.
Hon. Cheryl Caracuzzo Retires
After 11 years on the bench, the Honorable Cheryl Caracuzzo retired from the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit in April 2026. Appointed to the Circuit Court bench in 2015 by Governor Rick Scott, Judge Caracuzzo served in the Circuit Civil, Circuit Criminal, Family/Probate/Guardianship and Family Divisions during her tenure.
Prior to her judicial appointment, Judge Caracuzzo served as a longtime Assistant State Attorney with the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit State Attorney's Office.
Investiture for the Hon. Michael Barnett
On April 17, the Circuit held the official robing ceremony for the Honorable Michael A. Barnett. The celebration featured many family members, friends, judicial colleagues and community dignitaries and included close to a dozen gift presentations and several special remarks by friends and colleagues.
Highlighting the Judiciary
Hon. Sara Willis Appointed as Administrative Judge
Congratulations to the Honorable Sara Willison on her appointment as the new Circuit Criminal Administrative Judge.
In this leadership role, Judge Willis also serves as the Court’s representative on the Criminal Justice Commission’s Court System Task Force and the Public Safety Coordinating Council, where she collaborates with criminal justice partners to advance initiatives that strengthen and enhance the administration of justice throughout Palm Beach County.
Judge Willis has already demonstrated exceptional leadership through several key initiatives. Most notably, she led the development and implementation of the Circuit’s new Criminal Scheduling Order, which establishes uniform deadlines for filing motions to dismiss and motions to suppress, promoting consistency and efficiency across the Circuit Criminal Divisions.
Please join us in congratulating Judge Willis on her appointment as Circuit Criminal Administrative Judge, we look forward to her continued leadership.
Congratulations to Our Judiciary
Judge Sherri Collins
The Honorable Sherri Collins received the Distinguished Jurist Award from the Palm Beach County Chapter of the Florida Association for Women Lawyers at their Justice Pariente Judicial Reception on April 6.
Judge Melanie Dale Surber
The Honorable Melanie Dale Surber received a Heroes and Helpers Award from the Delray Beach Police Department on April 28. Judge Surber, assigned to South County Juvenile Division JS, is active in various local school and community events, including the annual “Shop with a Cop” at the Holidays event.
Judge Charles Burton
The Honorable Charles Burton received the Distinguished Jurist of the Year Award from the South County Bar Association during their annual Installation Gala held on May 2.
Judge Cymonie Rowe
The Honorable Cymonie Rowe received the 2026 JDI Award for West Palm Beach from the Judicial Diversity Initiative on May 21.
Judge Laura Burkhart
The Honorable Laura Burkhart received the Woman Lawyer of the Year Award from the South Palm Beach County chapter of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers on May 27 during their Celebration and Installation event.
Hon. Cymonie Rowe Serves on Leadership Summit Panel
The Honorable Cymonie Rowe participated in a nationwide panel titled "Origin Stories: The Challenges That Shaped Us - Overcoming challenges through resilience and grit" during the 2026 National Women's Leadership Summit hosted by the American Board of Trial Advocates April 9-12 in Savannah, GA.
The weekend conference was a gathering of women trial lawyers that included leadership, connection and renewal.
Hon. Sherri Collins Hosts Youth Law Day
On April 11, the Honorable Sherri Collins, in partnership with the Palm Beach County Bar Association, hosted a Youth Law Day event.
Approximately 80 youth were in attendance at the Main Courthouse. There, Judges, attorneys, and others taught various topics including civics and the legal system.
American Heritage Students Shadow the Hon. Sarah Shullman
On Tuesday, April 14, the Honorable Sarah Shullman welcome 14 seniors from the American Heritage Pre-Law Program to shadow her for the day as a part of their pre-law internships.
Chief Judge Glenn Kelley spoke to the students about the Circuit and provided advice on pursuing careers in the legal field. PBSO Deputy Gregory and his K9 “Din” visited the students and explained the role of the K9. The students also observed judicial hearings, trials, which provided them insight into the workings of our local legal system.
The Circuit Says Farewell to the Hon. James Martz
On April 15, during a Full Court meeting, Chief Judge Glenn Kelley provided remarks and presented Judge Martz with a gift from the Circuit to honor his retirement after 20 years of service on the bench.
Palm Beach State College Students Visit the Hon. Caryn Siperstein
On April 17, students with the Palm Beach State College Paralegal Program paid a visit to the courtroom of the Honorable Caryn Siperstein. The students were able to learn more about Judge Siperstein’s legal career and participate in a Q&A session
Judges Participate in CourtCounsel Event
On April 17, Judges Bradley Harper, John Parnofiello and Lisa Small participated in the monthly CourtCounsel event, which provides attorneys the opportunity to connect with the judiciary on a range of topics.
Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer Swears In New Attorney
On April 20, the Honorable Samantha Schosberg Feuer administered the new attorney oath to Max Nacht.
Hon. G. Joseph Curley Presents at CLE Event
On April 21, the Honorable G. Joseph Curley gave a presentation during the Deeds, Liens and Garnishments: What Family Lawyers Need to Know event presented by the Family Law Committee of the Palm Beach County Bar Association.
Hon. Cymonie Rowe Swears In New Attorney
On April 22, the Honorable Cymonie Rowe had the pleasure of administering the new attorney oath to her former judicial intern Amber Sanders.
Hon. Lauren Burke Welcomes St. Ann’s Catholic School Debate Team
to Her Courtroom
On April 22, the Honorable Lauren Burke welcomed students from St. Ann’s Catholic School debate team to her courtroom. During their visit, the students put their verbal skills to the test by presenting arguments.
Hon. Lauren Burke Speaks to Boca Leadership Group
On April 22, the Honorable Lauren Burke spoke to the Chamber of Boca Raton’s Boca Leadership Group. During their visit, Judge Burke shared her journey to becoming a judge and answered questions about her work in the Domestic Violence division.
Hon. Cymonie Rowe Hosts Carver Middle Mock Trial
On April 24, the Honorable Cymonie Rowe with participation from Judges Lauren Burke and Michael Barnett, welcomed students from Carver Middle School to the historical courthouse for the annual Carver Middle School Mock Trial event.
In its 14th year, the event offers Carver students the opportunity to serve in various capacities within the judicial process including as attorneys, jurors and courtroom deputies. The students are assigned a role and work with volunteers and mentors made up of local attorneys for several weeks.
During the event, the students put their skills to the test in the case Florida v. Tyler Banks. After hearing arguments and testimony from both sides, the jury reached a guilty verdict.
Hon. Cymonie Rowe Hosts Inaugural Next-Gen Leadership Summit
On April 25, the Honorable Cymonie Rowe, with coordination from a planning committee made up of local business and legal professionals, hosted a day-long event for nearly 100 Palm Beach County middle and high school students, geared towards empowerment, mentorship and exposure to various career fields. Many of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit judges and magistrates participated as panel speakers and presenters
Hon. Charles Burton and Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer Participate
in Legal Seminar
On May 7, the Honorable Charles Burton and Honorable Samantha Schosberg Feuer, served as panelists during the “A View from the Bench” event presented by the PBC Bar Association’s Elder Law Committee. During the seminar, they provided their perspectives on the use of AI in elder law practice, professionalism in the practice of elder law and guardianship and more.
Hon. Sherri Collins Leads Jury Selection Roundtable
On May 7, the Honorable Sherri Collins led a roundtable on jury selection during the South Palm Beach County Bar Association's “Table for 10 event, hosted by their Mentorship Committee. During the evening, attendees were able to discuss effective jury selection practices, building rapport with potential jurors and more.
Judges Participate in Juror Appreciation Day Event
On May 12, in collaboration with the Palm Beach County Bar Association, Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Palm Beach County and American Board of Trial Advocates - Palm Beach Chapter/ABOTA, the Circuit hosted an event in honor of Juror Appreciation Day.
Jurors were able to enjoy coffee and breakfast pastries as Chief Judge Glenn Kelley, Judge Sherri Collins, Judge Cymonie Rowe, and attorney Andrew Kwan were all present to express gratitude for those who appeared to perform their civic duty. Jurors play a vital role in helping to uphold the rule of law and protect constitutional rights.
Hon. Samantha Schosberg Feuer and Court Administration Staff Participate
in Youth Court
On May 12, the Honorable Samantha Schosberg Feuer and Elizabeth Urquiola, Administrative Assistant III, participated in the final installment of the Youth Court program. The monthly series provides Palm Beach County students with the opportunity to gain first-hand legal experience, serving as attorneys and jurors for juvenile hearings. This month included 10 students and 10 volunteer attorneys.
Installation Ceremony for Magistrate Allison Kapner
On May 12, the Circuit held a swearing-in ceremony for Magistrate Kapner, who began her role with the Circuit in February 2026.
Many family members, friends, fellow Magistrates, judges and Court Administration staff were present to help celebrate. One of those special guests was Magistrate Kapner's father, retired Judge and former Chief Judge Lewis Kapner.
During the ceremony, Administrative Magistrate Maxine Williams provided remarks, Chief Judge Glenn Kelley administered the oath and Magistrate Kapner reflected on her journey, expressing gratitude for those who have supported her along the way.
Hon. Carolyn Bell and Hon. Katherine Mullinax Participate in CourtCounsel Event
On May 15, the Honorable Carolyn Bell and Honorable Katherine Mullinax participated in the May session of the monthly CourtCounsel event hosted by the Palm Beach County Bar Association. During this session, attorneys were able to have an informal discussion with the judges on practical issues in civil ligitation.
Judges Participate in Town Hall Event
On May 15, Judges April Bristow, Sara Alijewicz, Lauren Burke and Ashley Zuckerman served as panelists for a Town Hall event hosted by the Criminal Law CLE Committee of the Palm Beach County Bar Association. Attendees were able to hear from the judges on topics including ethics and professionalism in the criminal courts (including Richardson hearings); the use of AI in research; and general case management
Hon. Carolyn Bell Teaches at Florida Bar Seminar
The Honorable Carolyn Bell lent her expertise to 100 attorneys attending the Florida Bar Trial Lawyers Advanced Trial Advocacy course program, which was held May 26-30 at the St. Thomas University College of Law in Miami, Florida. Judge Bell gave a presentation on professionalism as a part of the four-day program, which provided trial lawyers the tools to hone their litigation skills through lectures, discussions and demonstrations.
Rosarian Academy Students Visit the Main Courthouse
May 28, the Honorable Marni Bryson welcomed a group of 7 grade students from Rosarian Academy to her courtroom. During their visit to the courthouse, the students were able to enjoy a K9 demonstration, as well as observe a trial presided over by Judge Scott Suskauer.
Hon. Cymonie Rowe Serves As Panelist at ABOTA Summit
The Honorable Cymonie Rowe served as a speaker on a judicial panel at the 2026 American Board of Trial Advocates Civics Summit, held in Austin, TX June 10-12. The Summit is a professional development event that brings together civics educators, professors, lawyers and judges to discuss topics focused on civics education in America.
Judges Luncheon with Clerk’s Office Interns
On June 15, Judges Santo DiGangi, April Bristow, Bradley Harper, Jaimie Goodman, Carolyn Bell and G. Joseph Curley met with students from the Clerk’s Office Summer Finance & Justice Internship.
Retired Judge Jeffrey Gillen Presides Over Mock Trial
On June 18, retired Judge Jeffrey Gillen presided over a mock trial with students participants from the Clerk’s Office Summer Finance & Justice Internship.
News from Court Administration Staff
15th Judicial Circuit Teams Participate in Florida’s Joint Dependency Drug Court Early Childhood Court All-Sites Meeting
From April 14–16, 2026, the Early Childhood Court and Family Treatment Court teams joined colleagues from across Florida at the Joint Dependency Drug Courts and Early Childhood Courts All-Sites Meeting held at PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens. Hosted by the Office of the State Courts Administrator, this year's conference, "Strengthening Bonds, Restoring Hope, Creating Safe Pathways to Resilient Futures," highlighted innovative strategies for supporting families, promoting healing, and improving outcomes for children involved in the child welfare system.
Representatives from the 15th Judicial Circuit participated in the event, including Judge Kathleen Kroll, Court Administration staff, attorneys, Guardian ad Litem representatives, dependency case management professionals, treatment providers, and other valued community partners, reflecting the collaborative approach that is central to both courts.
Representing the 15th Judicial Circuit, Dr. Rachel Lively presented "Data-Driven Decisions: Strengthening Outcomes in Dependency Drug Courts and Early Childhood Courts," highlighting how the strategic use of data can strengthen decision-making, improve program performance, and enhance outcomes for children and families.
South County Resource Room Grand Opening
On April 21, the Juvenile Division hosted a grand opening for the new youth and family resource room, located at the South County Courthouse in Delray Beach. Court partners gathered for the event, which was hosted by Judge Melanie Dale Surber. Those who visit will find a clothing closet, books, a playroom and resources for youth and families. The room is open to anyone and can be accessed during Courthouse hours. It is located in the shared space with the Guardian Ad Litem program office on the second floor, near Courtroom 4. Special thanks to Juvenile Court Director Cristy Altaro and Juvenile Case Manager Jasmine Valdez for their efforts with the design and furnishing of the room. For donations, contact Jasmine Valdez.
2026 Take Your Child to Work Day
HR Team Presentation with Judges
On April 28, the Circuit’s Human Resources team provided a comprehensive presentation to the judges covering a variety of key employment-related topics. The presentation included information on hiring and recruitment, ADA accommodation requests, retirement benefits and planning, and other important HR policies and processes. The session was intended to provide judges with a better understanding of available resources, procedures, and considerations related to their roles as employees and leaders.
Court CIO Noel Chessman Speaks on Responsible AI Innovation at National Webinar
Court Chief Information Officer Noel Chessman recently served as a panelist in the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) and Thomson Reuters webinar, “Agentic AI in Legal Settings: Guardrails for Responsible Innovation,” held on May 20. The session drew significant interest, with more than 800 attendees nationwide.
The panel explored both policy and technical strategies, as well as the challenges courts face in successfully implementing agentic AI technologies. Chessman contributed insights based on the court’s practical experience integrating automation and artificial intelligence into judicial processes.
Chessman is a frequent presenter on court innovation initiatives, including the Judicial Virtual Services (JVS) Robotic Process Automation (RPA) program. This technology is currently used to automatically generate the Uniform Differentiated Case Management Orders & Order Setting Trial and Domestic Violence Injunction Petition without human intervention—helping streamline workflows and improve efficiency. Also presenting at the webinar was Parik Chokshi, IT Director for the Palm Beach County Clerk & Comptroller. Chokshi highlighted the Clerk’s use of artificial intelligence in docketing, which has received national recognition as a model for innovation in the field.
Together, the Clerk’s AI-powered docketing and Court Technology’s RPA systems create a fully automated workflow—from the electronic filing of a petition to the generation and service of orders—demonstrating how integrated technologies can transform court operations.
2026 Summer Judicial Intern & Law Clerk Program Begins
On June 1, the Circuit welcomed this year’s group of judicial and law clerk interns to the program with an orientation, software training and a courthouse tour. On June 5, the group paid a visit to our Gun Club location for First Appearance with Judge Lourdes Casanova and a tour of the jail.
Around the Circuit
Directors Gain Professional Development Tools at Annual Training
On June 12, Trial Court Administrator Barbara Dawicke and the Court Administrator Directors held their Directors’ Training at Mounts Botanical Garden. The full day event featured a presentation from Dr. Suzanne Peterson, Partner at CRA | Admired Leadership on the topic of Elevating Performance and Holding Others Accountable, as well as a review of the proposed revised New Employee Handbook. The event is one of the annual trainings held by the TCA as a team-building exercise for the Directors and training to sharpen their leadership skills.
Juvenile Drug Court
Juvenile Drug Court continues to celebrate its successes in 2026.
In April 2026, under the direction of Judge Bradley Harper, Juvenile Drug Court celebrated its latest graduation with three youth who earned a successful completion of the program as well termination of their Juvenile Probation. Over the past year, 100% of participants were placed in an educational setting the time to begin treatment services in Drug Court is less than 5 days for the sixth consecutive year.
Juvenile Drug Court looks forward to providing support to our court involved youth in the community and to celebrating more graduates in 2026.
Truancy Docket Continues to Support Student Success
During the second quarter of 2026, the Truancy Docket served 37 active cases representing students from 26 different schools throughout Palm Beach County.
Over the course of the quarter, the Court conducted 97 truancy hearings, working collaboratively with families, schools, and community partners to address barriers to school attendance and promote student success. The quarter also marked five successful case closures, with those cases remaining open an average of 158 days before achieving positive outcomes.
These results reflect the Truancy Docket's continued commitment to improving school attendance through accountability, early intervention, and coordinated support for students and their families.
Family Treatment Court Team Participates in Professional Development on Purpose-Driven Practice
On June 12, the Family Treatment Court team participated in an in-person training led by Dr. Kimberly Renk, focusing on the importance of understanding the collective "why" behind the team's work with children and families.
Through a trauma-informed lens, the training encouraged team members to reflect on how purpose, compassion, and collaboration strengthen their ability to support parents in recovery while promoting safe, healthy outcomes for children. The session reinforced the value of maintaining a family-centered approach and the lasting impact that dedicated professionals can have on the lives of those they serve.
The Family Treatment Court team looks forward to continuing this important work through future trainings with Dr. Renk and further strengthening its commitment to helping families heal, reunify, and thrive.
Juvenile Education Clinics
Juvenile Court Operations hosted several Juvenile Education Clinics (JEC) in June 2026, providing court-involved youth with practical knowledge and skills to support positive decision-making and future success. The clinics featured newly updated presentations designed to better reflect today’s world and connect with the experiences of today’s teens. Gabriella DeSabato, Juvenile Delinquency Court Case Manager, facilitated the presentations with assistance from Juvenile Court Operations staff.
On June 9, youth at the Juvenile Detention Center in West Palm Beach participated in Jobs 101, with support from Brandon Richardson, Juvenile Drug Court Coordinator. The workshop focused on employment readiness, workplace expectations, communication skills, and interview preparation.
On June 11, the Delray Courthouse hosted Cyber Safety, with assistance from Jasmine Valdez, South County Juvenile Court Case Manager. Youth learned about digital citizenship, protecting personal information, recognizing online risks, and making responsible choices in today’s digital environment.
Rise Up and Caring Canines
The Rise Up Summer Program for court-involved youth at the Delray Courthouse kicked off on Friday, June 5th, providing participants with a supportive and engaging environment throughout the summer. To help foster a sense of comfort, encouragement, and connection, Caring Canines volunteers were invited to spend two hours each program morning with staff and youth.
Under the coordination of Gabriella DeSabato, Caring Canines Coordinator, a dedicated therapy dog team has staffed every one of the program’s 10 summer sessions. Through the generosity of our 16 volunteers and their 17 remarkable therapy dogs, participants have had the opportunity to interact with these calming companions and experience the comfort and positive connection they provide.
Human Resources Programs and Events
Therapy Dogs Visit the Main Courthouse
On April 24 and June 26, the therapy dogs paid a visit to the main courthouse and provided cheer to Circuit and Clerk employees. These visits are just one of the many offerings from the Circuit's Health and Wellness Committee, which aims to provide activities and informative resources to employees that encourage wellness and positive mental health.
Lunch and Learns
April 20, 2026: Deferred Compensation Lunch & Learn On April 20, court administration staff were offered the opportunity to hear from Stacey Sherbinsky of Voya Financial on ways for employees to enhance their retirement savings.
May 26, 2026: CPR, AED, and First Aid Training On May 26, 2026, Lieutenant Ashley Bianco of the West Palm Beach Fire Department provided a training session on administering CPR, AED and First Aid.
New Employee Orientation
On June 26, a new employee orientation was held, in which employees were introduced to the Circuit’s Mission and Vision, Core Competencies, the structure of the judicial branch, and their role as officers of the Court
New Hires | Employees On the Move | Retirments
Welcome to the Circuit's newest Judges, Judicial Assistants and employees:
April 2026
Maria Guedes Chien, Drug Court Case Manager;
Yrene Starke, Spanish Court Interpreter;
Christopher Pasquale, Trial Court Staff Attorney
May 2026
Ralph Naranjo, Systems Administrator II;
Marci Rex, County Court Judge;
Sheila Reichard, County JA for Judge Marci Rex;
Alana Thomas, Floating JA;
Kirsten Barrios, Circuit JA for Judge Rowe;
Christina Sentmanat, Administrative Assistant II, HR
June 2026
Dane Leitner, Circuit Court Judge;
Stacey Landsdorf, Circuit JA for Judge Leitner;
Stephanie Ballasteros, Juvenile Court Coordinator;
Andel Charlery, Student Technologist;
Cedric Emmanuel, Student Technologist
Employees on the Move/Position Reclassified
April 2026
Benjamin Aubrey, Civil Court CM
Losha Soriano, Court Interpreter Scheduling Specialist
Sean Thomas, Supervising Trial Court Staff Attorney
May 2026
Mordechai Spolter, Systems Administrator III
April 2026
Cheryl Caracuzzo, Circuit Judge, April 30
Judges and Employees that retired during this quarter
New and Updated Administrative Orders
| Date | Number | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 6/30/2026 | 2.105A | Fifteenth Circuit Local Professionalism Panel Members |
| 6/8/2026 | 11.705 | Interns and Volunteers |
| 6/5/2026 | 11.109 - 2026 | Duty Judge Roster 2026 |
| 6/5/2026 | 2.207 | Request for Reasonable |
| 6/3/2026 | 5.101 | Assignment of Unified Family |
| 5/29/2026 | 2.109 | Disclosure of Use of Generative (Vacated) |
| 5/22/2026 | 12.504 | County Canvassing Board |
| 5/31/2026 | 2.110 | Divisions of Court |
| 5/13/2026 | 12.014 | Vacating and Setting Aside |
| 5/8/2026 | 10.410 | Plea of Guilty/No Contest in Civil |
| 5/8/2026 | 5.502 | Service of Domestic, Repeat, Sexual, and Dating Violence Injunctions |
| 5/1/2026 | 11.102 | Assignment of Administrative Judges and Executive Committee |
| 4/24/2026 | 3.912 | Creation of County Civil Division RC |
| 4/15/2026 | 6.312 | Risk Protection Orders |
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