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1. Florida Circuit Courts

Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Federal Courts presided over by U.S. District Judges who are assigned by magistrates, who are appointed by district judges and are responsible for issuing warrants, makings pretrial notions, preside over some civil cases, misdemeanor trials, petty cases and preliminary hearings.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

2. U.S. Postal Inspection Service

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Federal Courts presided over by U.S. District Judges who are assigned by magistrates, who are appointed by district judges and are responsible for issuing warrants, makings pretrial notions, preside over some civil cases, misdemeanor trials, petty cases and preliminary hearings.

3. Bailiff

4. United States District Courts

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Federal Courts presided over by U.S. District Judges who are assigned by magistrates, who are appointed by district judges and are responsible for issuing warrants, makings pretrial notions, preside over some civil cases, misdemeanor trials, petty cases and preliminary hearings.

5. Prosecutor

Responsible for presenting the governments case. Each federal district has its own prosecutor. Our prosecuting office is the office of the state attorney, each judicial circuit has its own state attorney and assistant state attorney. Responsible for filing formal charges in criminal cases.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

6. Jury

Group of citizens who determine questions of fact in trial. They are no always needed, in a bench trial the judge hearts the case and renders a verdict.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

7. Quid Pro Quo

Latin term that means 'Something for something in return.'Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

8. S. 837.012

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Perjury when not in a official proceeding.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.

9. Florida Office of the Attorney General

Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: Investigate Fraud committed by health care providers and the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of the elderly, ill and disables residents of Healthcare facilities. Economic Crimes: Responsible for investigating all multi-circuit violations of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act and works with the Federal Trade Commission when investigating national companies.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

10. Court Reporter

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Responsible for making a record of the proceeding. (Not all court proceedings may have this.) Some are recorded, voice recorded, or have written transcripts or notes written by a court clerk.

11. DCA

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Florida District Courts of Appeal: 5 District courts decide appeals from the circuit courts in most criminal and civil cases.

12. EEOC

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The governmental agency that enforces compliance with the Civil Rights Act (Title VII).

13. Defense Attorney

Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Represents defendants case. In Florida, defendants are represented by an attorney they hired, appointed a public defender, or in rare cases themselves.

14. Sexual Harassment

Defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of sexual nature.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

15. Sheriffs Office

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Primary role is law enforcement. Sheriff's are elected by the county. Responsible for law enforcement in the unincorporated areas of the county, county jail and civil processing. |(Civil processing, involves assistance in the court systems, serving subpoenas, enforcing eviction notices, and providing court bailiffs.)Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

16. IRS

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Internal Revenue Service: Investigates potential criminal violations of the internal revenue code and related financial crimes.

17. DEA

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Drug Enforcement Administration: Enforce the controlled substance laws and regulations of the US. Recommend and support non-enforcement programs aimed at reducing the availability of illicit controlled substances in the domestic and international markets.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

18. Ethical Principles

19. S. 837.02

Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Perjury in official proceeding.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

20. Corrections

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Responsible for enforcing punishment as defined by the court system.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.

21. Personal Values

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.An individuals convictions about what is right and wrong, based on religious beliefs, cultural roots, family background, personal experiences, laws, organizational values, professional norms, and political habits.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

22. FHP/CVE

Florida Highway Patrol Commercial Vehicle Enforcement. Performs safety inspections on commercial vehicles and enforces traffic laws with a focus on commercial motor vehicles, and violations of passenger vehicle interactions with large trucks.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.

23. S. 92.525

Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Perjury by false written declaration.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.

24. Vertical Communication

Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Information from the chief executive officer that flows down through the supervision levels to the lowest.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.

25. Law Enforcement

20 Circuit Courts. Domestic relations. Felonies, which can result in prison. Probate matters (wills, estates, etc.) Civil cases with amounts greater than $15,000.00. Baker Acts and Marchman Acts. Issuance of search and arrest warrants within the circuit. Appeals from county court judges, except when a state statute or prevision is held invalid.Court room deputy, generally a sworn law enforcement officer who is responsible for security in the court room.Protect the U.S. Postal Service, employees and customers from criminal attack and protect the mail system from criminal misuse.Responsible for the enforcement of and maintaining of civil order.

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