Judicial Council of Florida
Variant namesThe Judicial Council of Florida was created in 1953 (Ch. 28062, Laws) and consisted of justices, lawyers, and laymen appointed by the Governor. The Council made a continuous study and survey of the organization, practice, and procedure of the court system; compiled, analyzed, and published statistics showing court work; investigated criticisms and suggestions from any source relating to the administration of justice; and recommended to the Legislature any changes in the judiciary. The Council was abolished in 1980 and its duties were transferred to the Dept. of Legal Affairs (Ch. 80-320, Laws, 1980).
From the description of Records, 1953-1980. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32413702
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| creatorOf | Judicial Council of Florida. Records, 1953-1980. | Florida State Archive | |
| referencedIn | Taylor, Hugh M. Circuit Judge Hugh M. Taylor papers, 1948-1972. | Florida State University |
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| associatedWith | Taylor, Hugh M. | person |
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| Florida |
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| Court administration |
| Criminal justice, Administration of |
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Active 1953
Active 1980
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