Executive Order 26-29: Extension of State Attorney Executive Assignment
Summary
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 26-29, extending the assignment of State Attorney John F. Durrett for one year, until January 18, 2027. This extension is necessary to complete duties related to charges pending against Timothy Smith.
What changed
Executive Order 26-29 extends the previously issued Executive Order 23-08, as amended by 23-254 and 24-286, for an additional year. The assignment of State Attorney John F. Durrett, concerning charges against Timothy Smith, is now extended to January 18, 2027. This action is taken pursuant to section 27.14 of the Florida Statutes, as the assigned State Attorney has indicated that the duties have not yet been completed due to the ongoing nature of the case.
This extension requires no immediate action from regulated entities. However, the Assigned State Attorney must notify the Governor by December 18, 2026, if further time is needed. The order reaffirms the Governor's duty to ensure laws are faithfully executed and is binding on the involved parties and judicial proceedings.
What to do next
- Monitor case progress related to Timothy Smith's charges.
- Note the extended assignment deadline of January 18, 2027.
- Be aware of the notification requirement by December 18, 2026, if additional time is needed.
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