FCHR 101: The Legal Process
How the Legal Process Operates for Discrimination Cases in Florida (via the Florida Commission on Human Relations (FCHR))
| ### | Link to Page | Description |
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| 000 | Summary | Overall explanation of how the legal process works via Florida's FCHR |
| 001 | Crude Explanation | Quick, Brutish, High-Level explanation of how the legal process works via Florida's FCHR |
| 002 | Disclaimer | Shortcomings & Limitations on this explanation. |
| 003 | Definitions | Data glossary for the terms used in this explanation. |
| 004 | Underlying Data | The underlying data that TBD tabulated for this research/explanation. |
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| 100 | All-In-One | Read through all of the procedural phases (listed below) in one document |
| ### | Link to Page | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | 0: Representation | Explanation on legal representation (applications, contacts, impact on outcome, etc.). |
| 201 | 1: The Charge | Explanation on what will happen when you file a charge. |
| 202 | 2: The Laws | Outline of the laws that will govern your FCHR case. |
| 203 | 3: The Regulations | Outline of the regulations that will govern your FCHR case. |
| 204 | 4: The Rules | Outline of the procedural rules that will govern your FCHR case. |
| 205 | 5: The Investigation | Rundown on the FCHR's investigative process. |
| 206 | 6: The Determination | Rundown on the FCHR's investigative determination. |
| 207 | 7: The PFR | Breakdown on filing an FCHR/DOAH Petition for Relief. |
| 208 | 8: DOAH Proceeding | Breakdown of the DOAH proceeding. |
| 209 | 9: Recommended Order | Breakdown of the DOAH/FCHR Recommended Order. |
| 210 | 10: Final Order | Breakdown of the FCHR Final Order. |
| 211 | A-1: SWR | Breakdown on an EEOC/FCHR Substantial Weight Review (SWR). |
| 212 | A-2: Federal Case | Rundown on filing suit in federal court. |
| 213 | B-1: Appeal | Breakdown on filing an appeal within Florida's state court system. |
| 214 | B-2: State Case | Breakdown on filing suit in a state court of Florida. |
This should help give you a bird's eye view of how your discrimination case will go in Florida.
As always, please get the justice you deserve.
Sincerely,
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