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RECENT RELEASES - FLORIDA SUPREME COURT
RULES FOR CERTIFIED AND COURT-APPOINTED MEDIATORS--AMENDMENT. The Court adopted a number of amendments to the Florida Rules for Certified and Court-Appointed Mediators, the most significant of which included changes to rules 10.100 (Certification Requirements); 10.105 (Point System Categories); rule 10.110 (Good Moral Character); rule 10.310 (Self-Determination); rule 10.330 (Impartiality); rule 10.420 (Conduct of Mediation); and rule 10.660 (Relationship with Other Mediators). Amendments to Rule 10.340 (Conflicts of Interest) included the adoption of a new subdivision (g) (Social Networking) explaining how social media and social networks can impact conflict-of-interest determinations). Changes were also made to rule 10.360 (Confidentiality) to describe in greater detail the guidelines of confidentiality in mediation) and to rule 10.380 (Fees and Expenses) to require that a written explanation of fees and costs must include "potential" fees and costs.
RULES OF JUVENILE PROCEDURE--AMENDMENT. In response to recent statutory changes, the Court adopted amendments to a number of Rules of Juvenile Procedure.
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