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The document is a report of a referee regarding disciplinary proceedings against an attorney by The Florida Bar. It outlines the summary of proceedings, findings of fact related to multiple cases, recommendations for guilt based on violations of professional conduct rules, suggested disciplinary measures, and considerations of the respondent's personal history and past disciplinary record. Additionally, it details the costs incurred during the proceedings and how they should be taxed.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SAMPLE REPORT OF REFEREE in the editor.
Begin by filling in the case details at the top, including the Complainant and Respondent names, along with their respective case numbers.
In Section I, provide a concise summary of proceedings. This sets the context for your report.
Move to Section II and enter findings of fact regarding each TFB number. Include jurisdictional statements and narrative summaries for each case.
In Section III, detail recommendations as to guilt. Specify any violations and provide clear evidence supporting your recommendations.
Section IV requires you to recommend disciplinary measures. Choose from options like probation or suspension based on your findings.
Complete Sections V and VI by detailing personal history, past disciplinary records, costs incurred, and how they should be taxed.

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How to start a referee report?

I always begin my referee reports with a brief introductory paragraph containing a brief overview of the authors thesis and argument (so the editor reading my report has some idea of what the paper is about), along with a clear editorial recommendation stated in language as neutral as possible.

How to write an effective referee report?

A referee is obligated to provide a scientifically based argument for why a perceived problem renders the paper unpublishable. The argument needs to be clear and understandable to the editor (and authors). After all, the goal is for this argument to be used in the editors decision.

How to write a report as a referee?

How to write a referee report (John Greco) First, a good report contains a very short prcis of the paper being evaluated, including a) the thesis of the paper b) the authors strategy for establishing the thesis, and c) some commentary on why the paper is important, interesting, timely, etc.

How to write a good referee report?

7 suggestions: Write for the level of the position. Provide sound comments. Choose words wisely. Give the highest rating if this appropriate. Referee reports are not a performance management opportunity. Be fair to staff. Be aware of your privacy responsibilities.

How long should a referee report be?

Overly long referee reports are a burden on editors. Unless a referee needs to make extremely technical points, 23 pages should be sufficient.

How do you write a referee match report?

duties of referees include: Provides the appropriate authorities with a match report which includes information on any disciplinary action taken against players, and/or team officials and any other incidents which occurred before, during or after the match.