Karen A. Foxman at a glance
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- Circuit Judge
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Karen A. Foxman
Circuit Judge · Florida Seventh Judicial Circuit Court
Biography
Professional career
- Elected to the bench in 2014 and currently serves as a circuit judge in the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, primarily hearing criminal cases at the Volusia County Courthouse in DeLand
- In 2011, she returned to the State Attorney’s Office as director of operations, supervising more than 45 career prosecutors and overseeing staff in Volusia County
- Began her legal career as a prosecutor in Volusia County
Education
- Undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Campbell University — J.D.
Additional information
- She tried hundreds of cases and was recognized with the State Attorney’s Office "Top Gun" award in 1999 for her performance in jury trials.
- She was admitted to The Florida Bar in 1996
- After her initial tenure as a prosecutor, she worked in private practice for over seven years
- handling juvenile, misdemeanor, and felony cases.
- As a circuit judge, Foxman presides over criminal cases, ensuring fair and impartial administration of justice in Volusia County.
- Part of a judicial system that includes 44 judges serving the Seventh Judicial Circuit, which encompasses Volusia, Flagler, Putnam, and St.
- focusing on family law and criminal defense, gaining extensive civil trial experience and providing pro bono services as a volunteer guardian ad litem.
- She continues to contribute to the legal community through her judicial service and prior volunteer work
- Throughout her career, Foxman has been recognized for her dedication to improving legal services and supporting families in need.
- Her experience spans both criminal prosecution and family law, giving her a broad perspective on the legal system.
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Media And Still Photography
Statewide
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.
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 allowedFlorida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.450, Media and Still Photography Coverage ↗
Published courtroom rules
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Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.450, Media and Still Photography Coverage
Florida Seventh Judicial Circuit Court
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