Special Magistrates are appointed under the Magistrates Court Act 1930 and unlike permanent magistrates they need not be barristers or solicitors.

Special Magistrate shall mean qualified individuals under this section, appointed by the Board and delegated the authority to hear and decide alleged violations ...

There are three different types of special magistrate requests. The persons who can file a request and the nature of the requests are summarized below.

The Special Magistrate has the authority to subpoena witnesses and records, order rulings on violations, assess fines, and order liens to be placed upon the ...

The Special Magistrate reviews a variety of motions in civil and family cases and makes recommendations for ruling.

Each special magistrate must be a licensed attorney and a member of the Florida Bar. The Special Magistrate is invested with the statutory authority found in ...

A Special Magistrate appointed by the Board of County Commissioners will conduct the hearing according to the rules and procedures of the Florida statutes.

Special Magistrates are independent of the Property Appraiser's Office and the Tax Collector's Office and work directly for the VAB.

The Special Magistrate has the authority to subpoena witnesses and records, order rulings on violations, assess fines, and order liens to be placed upon the ...

Special Magistrates: Karen Wonsetler – Attorney, Claudette Pelletier – Attorney, Joseph Haynes Davis – Attorney, Rinky Parwani – Attorney, Elizabeth Baker ...