Special Magistrate means an administrative law judge provided by the Division of Administrative Hearings under Section 120.65(6), F.S., or a person appointed by the Commissioner of Education who is a member of the Florida Bar in good standing with a minimum of five years of administrative law experience. Rule 6A-6.0791(2)(f), F.A.C.
Special Magistrate means a magistrate appointed by that name under the law of a State;
Special Magistrate means an administrative law judge provided by the Division of Administrative Hearings under s.
Examples of Special Magistrate in a sentence
Section 39.1 A bargaining unit employee who is properly subpoenaed to appear as a witness, while off duty, in any case (not including arbitrations, PERC or Special Magistrate proceedings as a witness for the Union) that the employee is involved in as a result of his employment with the County shall be paid one and one half (1 1/2) times his current hourly rate.
More Definitions of Special Magistrate
Special Magistrate means an administrative law judge provided by the Division of Administrative
Special Magistrate means a Special Magistrate appointed under section 5B. [Ref. Clause (g)]
Special Magistrate means the Magistrate appointed as such under section 3.
Special Magistrate means any person designated by the Village Council to hold
Special Magistrate means a magistrate appointed as aspecial magistrate under a law of a State or Territory.
Special Magistrate means an unbiased hearing officer selected by Sarasota County pursuant to Section 2-345 of the Sarasota County Code.
Special Magistrate means a special magistrate under the Child Welfare Act, 1939, as amended by subsequent Acts.