TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) - A circuit judge has refused to dismiss a constitutional challenge in which the Broward County clerk of courts argues that the state has improperly diverted millions of ...

Broward Clerk of Courts Candidate Mark Speiser. (Mark Speiser) Speiser, 72, is a former prosecutor and served as a Circuit Court judge in Broward County, beginning in 1983, working in the juvenile ...

The Fourth District Court of Appeal released a two-page opinion to “disapprove of a practice in the Broward County Clerk's office.”. The ruling came Wednesday after a pro se defendant, Kenneth ...

A 29-year employee of the Broward County Clerk of Courts Office pleaded guilty Monday to using her job to steal more than $36,000. Cathy Hamilton, 54, of Coconut Creek, was sentenced to 2 1/2 ...

What’s happened in the Broward County Clerk of Courts race is astonishing and somewhat disconcerting. It appears that Brenda Forman, the inept incumbent, could get re-elected. She has the pot… ...

BROWARD (CBSMiami) – Starting Monday, if you have to pay a traffic ticket, file a lawsuit or just check on court records you can expect to wait longer and have fewer hours in the day to ...

It’s time for a change in the Broward court clerk’s office, and the Sun Sentinel recommends Charles F. Hall, who worked there for 34 years.

For members of the public (including the news media), getting court files from the Broward County Clerk of Courts has been a somewhat arduous process in recent years. The clerk's offices are crowded ...

The Broward County clerk of courts wants Florida Supreme Court justices to take up a dispute about whether the state has unconstitutionally underfunded the clerk’s office.

Broward County Clerk of Courts Brenda D. Forman is at the heart of legal industry intrigue about her job qualifications, ethics, failing marriage to ex-clerk Howard Forman and, more subtly, her race.

The Fourth District (Court of Appeal) therefore correctly found that Hubbard’s actions ‘occur[red] in both Broward and Leon County,’ implicating two judicial circuits. No more is required.” ...