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The so-called secret rules that federal judges in the Southern District of Florida have been operating by for more than a decade are no longer secret. The district court in Miami has made its internal operating manual available for public viewing on the court's Web site. The document reveals that a controversial procedure under which judges can transfer cases -- or an entire docket -- to any other judge, rather than transferring them back to a random assignment "wheel," is still in effect.
November 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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