25th Anniversary – Misdemeanor Mental Health Court Newsletter

Twenty-five years ago, Broward County’s Misdemeanor Mental Health Court became a reality! Judge Ginger Lerner-Wren, who presides over the division, will be presenting a look back on the growth of the program over its 25 years at the United Way of Broward County’s Annual Behavioral Health Conference next week, June 8th.

This special 25th Anniversary Newsletter commemorates the many achievements and milestones of the Court, and its effect on the community.

 

Judge Gottlieb Becomes President of the Justice Unit

On April 18, Chief Judge Tuter installed the Board of the Justice Unit, a Jewish Legal Bar Association. In addition to being installed as President, County Court Judge Kenneth Gottlieb was also presented a Proclamation from County Commissioner Michael Udine for his accomplishments.
Special thanks to State Rep. Michael Gottlieb, host of the Zoom event, and Florida Supreme Court Justice Alan Lawson for his inspirational remarks to the Justice Unit.
Jury Trials Resume with Strict Adherence to CDC Rules

 

Limited Face-to-Face Proceedings to Begin in March

Updated February 24, 2021

NOTICE

 

The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit will begin limited face-to-face hearings on violations of probation in the circuit criminal division at the downtown Courthouse beginning March 15, 2021. All other divisions will continue to operate remotely on Zoom. The Clerk’s office will remain open at all courthouse locations. No courtroom activities will occur in the satellite courthouses.

The Circuit will be utilizing four courtrooms in the North Tower for violations of probation hearings, with the room numbers to be announced in the near future.

Be advised, to comply with social distancing, visitors to the courtrooms and courthouse may be limited. All persons will be required to social distance and wear a mask.

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