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Paul L. Huey

Circuit Judgepublished

THIRTEENTH Judicial Circuit · Hillsborough County · Circuit Civil — Div. I

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Division procedures — 0 requirement card(s)

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Practice rules & preferences (2)

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Judge-specific practice cards — page limits, proposed-order formats, hearing mechanics — with the verification metadata exactly as recorded in that system (never upgraded here).

10-Page Memos, Decide-on-Papers Option — Circuit Civil I & Tobacco Y

Judge PreferencesCIV-I/Y — Circuit Civil Divisions I & Y (Tobacco)high confidence
E-file memos and upload to JAWS — never mail, deliver, or e-mail them to the JA; no briefing notebooks; memos capped at 10 pages (photographs, charts, diagrams excluded). Parties may agree to let the Judge decide a motion on the papers: e-file, upload to JAWS, and e-mail the JA the titles of the motions to resolve. Zoom witnesses must show photo ID; PDF-only order uploads (Word auto-rejected); trial exhibits in hard-copy binders with exhibit list unless ordered otherwise.
13th Jud. Cir., Judge Huey Procedures & Preferences (Circ. Civ. I/Y)official source ↗

Jury Instructions on a CD-R Disc, Voir Dire Capped at 2 Hours — Circuit Civil I

Trial ExhibitsCIV-I/Y — Circuit Civil Divisions I & Y (Tobacco)high confidence
Submit the original, two copies, and a CD-R disc in Word format of proposed jury instructions and verdict forms no later than close of business the last business day before trial. Serve and have motions in limine heard no later than the Friday before trial; the parties must sign any continuance request; voir dire is limited to two (2) hours per side.
13th Jud. Cir., Order on Procedures Applicable to Jury Trials (Judge Huey, Div. I) — PDFofficial source ↗

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