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No Postconviction Do‑Over on Competency and No Ineffectiveness for Futile Evaluations: The Florida Supreme Court’s Clarification in Damas v. State Court: Supreme Court of Florida Decision date:...
No Stipulation to Competency by Agreeing to Written Reports: Florida Supreme Court Reaffirms Procedural Bars, Strickland, and Rule 3.852 Limits in Mesac Damas v. State Introduction This commentary...
From Schedules to Standards: Florida Supreme Court Mandates Consideration of Statutory Factors, Authorizes Pre–First Appearance Release, and Permits Bail Reconsideration for Inability to Pay under...
Florida Supreme Court Front-Loads Postconviction Pleading and Expert Disclosures: New Specificity Requirements for “Failure to Call Witnesses” Ineffective-Assistance Claims and Clarified DNA-Testing...
Eligibility Confirmation Under §16.63 Is Not Newly Discovered Evidence: Florida Supreme Court Tightens Successive Mitigation and Post‑Warrant Records Practice in Capital Cases Introduction In Victor...
Florida Supreme Court Clarifies That Eligibility Under the Dozier/Okeechobee Victim-Compensation Program Is Not “Newly Discovered Evidence” and Tightens Limits on Post‑Warrant Records and Due Process...
Florida Supreme Court Requires Online Publication of Local Rules and Administrative Orders and Establishes Electronic Permanence for Court Records Introduction In this administrative rulemaking...
Pittman v. State: Florida Supreme Court Reaffirms Phillips—Hall Not Retroactive and Procedural Bars Apply to Successive Intellectual-Disability Claims Court: Supreme Court of Florida Date: September...
Pittman v. State (Fla. 2025): Reaffirming Phillips—Hall Is Not Retroactive and Intellectual-Disability Claims Remain Subject to Strict Time and Successiveness Bars Introduction In David Joseph...
Ancillary Evidence Does Not Reset the Rule 3.851 Clock: Florida Supreme Court Clarifies “Predicate Facts,” Due Diligence, and Third‑Party Confession Standards in Suggs v. State Introduction This...
Admissibility and Diligence as Gatekeepers in Successive Rule 3.851 Motions: Florida Supreme Court Rejects Third-Party Confession Declarations and “New Support for Old Claims” Introduction In Ernest...
Authorizing Substitute Service for Unascertainable Respondents in Vulnerable-Adult Exploitation Injunctions: Florida Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Amendment to Probate Rule 5.920 Introduction On August...
Florida Supreme Court Standardizes New-Member Bar Fees and Adds Annual Reporting for Non-Florida Lawyers: 2025 Amendments to Chapter 1 Introduction In a rulemaking opinion issued on August 28, 2025,...
Due Process Recalibrated in Florida Bar Discipline: Immediate Challenges to Interim Probation, Unified Briefing Deadlines, and Narrowed Judicial Referral Authority Introduction In this administrative...
Bell v. State (Fla. 2025): Speculative Custodial-Coercion Allegations Cannot Overcome Record-Clear Waivers; Rule 3.130 Delay Alone Is Not Fundamental Error Introduction This commentary analyzes the...
Colloquy Controls Postconviction: Florida Supreme Court Clarifies that Speculative Prison‑Abuse Allegations Cannot Undermine Waiver Voluntariness, and Rule 3.130 Delays Are Not Fundamental Error...
No Retroactive Right to Qualified Capital Counsel: Windom v. State of Florida & the Limits of “Evolving Standards” Introduction In Curtis Windom v. State of Florida, Nos. SC2025-1179 & SC2025-1182...
Windom v. Florida: No Sixth Amendment “Evolving Standards of Decency”; Rule 3.112 Not Retroactive; Strict Limits on Successive Capital Postconviction Relief Reaffirmed Introduction In Curtis Windom...
Bates v. Florida: Reaffirming Strict Procedural Bars and Narrow Warrant‑Period Rights in Capital Postconviction Practice Introduction In Kayle B. Bates v. State of Florida and Kayle B. Bates v....