# Florida Juror Research Compliance | PeerProbe

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## Profile

- Page: Florida Juror Research Compliance | PeerProbe
- Summary: PeerProbe is available statewide in Florida, covering all circuit courts and federal districts, with Florida Bar juror research rules built in.
- Canonical page: https://peerprobe.app/jurisdictions
- Markdown page: https://peerprobe.app/jurisdictions.md
- Last synced: 2026-10-10T16:50:34.989Z

## Content

## PeerProbe is available statewide in Florida

PeerProbe currently serves trial attorneys across all of Florida's circuit courts and federal districts. Additional states are coming soon.
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Florida's jury-selection framework governs all 20 judicial circuits. PeerProbe's compliance engine automatically applies the correct ethical guardrails — so you can research every juror in your pool without worrying about crossing a line.

### Juror Eligibility

Jurors must be at least 18, a U.S. citizen, and a resident of the county in which they serve. Public officials and persons with unrestored felony convictions are disqualified.

### Jury Composition

Civil juries consist of 6 jurors; criminal juries range from 6 to 12. Each side receives 3 peremptory challenges in civil cases.

### Voir Dire Rules

Voir dire is conducted directly by the parties — not the judge — under Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.431 and Art. I, § 22 of the Florida Constitution.

### Ethics & Research Rules

Passive public-record and social media research is permitted under Fla. Bar Ethics Op. 14-1. No contact with jurors of any kind is permitted under Fla. R. Prof'l Conduct 4-3.5.

### PeerProbe Compliance

PeerProbe's compliance engine automatically applies Florida Bar ethical guardrails for every case — blocking any research method that could notify a juror or access non-public data.

Expanding to more states soon
We're actively building out compliance coverage for additional states. Request a demo to tell us where you practice.

Legal Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Ethics rules change frequently. Always verify current ethics opinions with the Florida Bar before conducting juror research. PeerProbe's compliance engine is not a substitute for legal counsel.

## Practicing in Florida? PeerProbe has you covered.

Our compliance engine automatically applies Florida Bar ethical guardrails for every case you run — statewide.
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