Judge Yael Gamm spoke today at Stranahan High School about the dangers associated with truancy and high school drop out rates. She also gave an overview of our Juvenile Dependency and Delinquency divisions and her role as a Juvenile Dependency judge.
A visiting group of young ladies from Atlantic Technical had the chance to see a courtroom from a judge’s perspective last week. When Judge Michael Orlando finished his morning juvenile delinquency docket, the students were invited up to the bench to don his robe and bang the gavel. The curious students asked him many questions which he happily answered. 
Broward County observed Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on Friday, February 2, 2018 and Court Administration was prepared with an informative, and fun, itinerary for the children who participated. Courtroom observation, BSO SWAT and Bomb Squad demonstrations, mock crime scene and DUI presentations were just some of the day’s events.
Beginning Monday, February 5, 2018, Judge Kim Mollica will preside full-time as the Seventeenth Circuit’s First Appearance Court judge, per Administrative Order 2018-2-GEN.
