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Brian S. Sandor

Florida Ninth Judicial Circuit Court

Florida · Orange

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Overview

Identity and service

Official judge-specific and circuitwide procedural guidance has been located for this profile.

Judicial role
Circuit Civil Judge, Orange County, Division 48
Service status
Active
Court level
Trial
Jurisdiction
State
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Before you appear

Preparation checklist

  1. 01

    Read the judge-specific standing order first when one is listed.

  2. 02

    Check the docket and case orders for requirements that supersede broader guidance.

  3. 03

    Confirm current remote-access and courtroom technology arrangements before the proceeding.

Scope note

Judge-specific guidance is shown first. Broader applicable courtroom, courtwide, districtwide, and statewide guidance remains separately labeled below it.

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Presentation rules

What the public sources say

Judge-specificExplicit
Hearing

Allowed

Judge Sandor publishes a Division 48 Zoom meeting link for remote appearances.

Page
Brian S. Sandor, Important Information
Section
Important Information
Last checked
July 28, 2026
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Join Division 48 Webex Meeting

The requirement is stated in an official standing order naming this judge.

CourtwideExplicit
Hearing

Allowed with notice

Ninth Circuit civil parties may arrange remote appearances through the judicial assistant, subject to the assigned judge's individual procedures.

Page
Uniform Administrative Policies and Procedures
Section
Remote Appearances
Last checked
July 28, 2026
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Counsel or unrepresented parties may arrange, through the Judicial Assistant, to appear remotely at any hearing.

The requirement is stated in current official court rules and is attached at court scope, not as a personal preference.

StatewideExplicit
Public Judicial Proceeding

Allowed with notice

Electronic media and still-photography coverage is allowed in Florida public trial and appellate proceedings under Rule 2.450's equipment and conduct standards, always subject to the presiding judge's control of decorum, distractions, and fair administration.

Page
Official court page
Section
Rule 2.450(a)-(d); public trial and appellate proceedings; equipment requires advance judicial approval
Last checked
July 26, 2026
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Subject at all times to the authority of the presiding judge to: (i) control the conduct of proceedings before the court; (ii) ensure decorum and prevent distractions; and (iii) ensure the fair administration of justice in the pending cause, electronic media and still photography coverage of public judicial proceedings in the appellate and trial courts of this state shall be allowed

The requirement is stated in an official statewide source and is attached as applicable guidance, not as a personal preference.

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Courtroom technology

Published equipment guidance

No technology specification indexed

Technology availability is separate from procedural permission and evidentiary admissibility.

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Published opinion footprint

Decisions and citations

Opinion data is not yet indexed for this profile

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Sources

Public documents behind this profile

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Change history

How this profile entered KYJ

Current profile indexed

Identity imported from Florida Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. 3 presentation-related claims migrated with source provenance.