Fourth and fifth graders from Floranada Elementary School got a chance on Thursday to learn first-hand about the judiciary when Judge Tabitha B. Eves stopped by to visit on Career Day. Judge Eves answered questions about what it means to be a judge, showed students her robe and took pictures with the class during her visit.
A group of middle schoolers from New Renaissance Middle School in Miramar witnessed the law in action during a recent courthouse visit. The students visited the courtroom of Judge Elijah H. Williams, where they asked questions, watched court proceedings and posed for pictures with Judge Williams. The students were part of the 5000 Role Models Mentoring program, a program established in 1993 by Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson to inspire the next generation of leaders and influence the youth to become well-rounded adults. Thank you judge for being an inspiration to these youth!
A group of our judicial assistants recently attended a meet and greet sponsored by the Broward County Bar Association’s Paralegal Section where both groups shared appreciation for each other and the work that is done by all. The collaboration and camaraderie makes everyone’s job easier!
Review the Administrative Order here.
The Community Court Pompano Beach was featured in the Community Spotlight for Channel 7
News on Friday, July 12, 2024.
The news story follows two adult brothers who had fallen on hard times through homelessness
and financial hardship. For more information, please click on the link below:
https://search.app/gqXDoHhCgbpbBJRp8
A new Administrative Order has been issued regarding the extension of time periods for Broward County in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit due to flooding.
For more details, refer to the Administrative Order in its entirety at the link below:
