Florida District Courts of Appeal
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The Florida District Courts of Appeal are the intermediate appellate courts in Florida.
The intermediate appellate courts were established in Florida in 1957. Florida did not have district courts of appeal until 1957. They were established because the Florida Supreme Court's docket was becoming congested with appeals from the state's trial courts.[1]
Districts
The court is divided into five districts.
| District | Number of judges | Location |
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| Florida First District Court of Appeal | 15 | Tallahassee |
| Florida Second District Court of Appeal | 13 | |
| Florida Third District Court of Appeal | 10 | |
| Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal | 10 | |
| Florida Fifth District Court of Appeal | 10 |
References
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The Florida Project on Judgepedia
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