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Presumptive Authenticity of Judicial E‑Signatures and Mandatory Portal E‑Service: Florida’s 2025 Overhaul of Electronic Filing and Service Rules

Presumptive Authenticity of Judicial E‑Signatures and Mandatory Portal E‑Service: Florida’s 2025 Overhaul of Electronic Filing and Service Rules

Date: Mar 21, 2025
Presumptive Authenticity of Judicial E‑Signatures and Mandatory Portal E‑Service: Florida’s 2025 Overhaul of Electronic Filing and Service Rules Introduction In this rulemaking opinion, the Supreme...
Florida Probate Practice Updated: Mandatory E‑Service of Formal Notice on Appearing Counsel; “Promptly Thereafter” Standard for Serving Objections to Personal Representative’s Proof of Claim; Guardianship Physician Report Timing Aligned with Statute

Florida Probate Practice Updated: Mandatory E‑Service of Formal Notice on Appearing Counsel; “Promptly Thereafter” Standard for Serving Objections to Personal Representative’s Proof of Claim; Guardianship Physician Report Timing Aligned with Statute

Date: Mar 21, 2025
Florida Probate Practice Updated: Mandatory E‑Service of Formal Notice on Appearing Counsel; “Promptly Thereafter” Standard for Serving Objections to Personal Representative’s Proof of Claim;...
Suspension over Admonishment: A New Benchmark in Lawyer Misconduct Discipline

Suspension over Admonishment: A New Benchmark in Lawyer Misconduct Discipline

Date: Mar 20, 2025
Suspension over Admonishment: A New Benchmark in Lawyer Misconduct Discipline Introduction The judgment in The Florida Bar v. Danielle Renee Watson marks a significant moment in the discipline of...
Clarifying the Boundaries of Postconviction Relief in Capital Cases: Procedural Bars, Newly Discovered Evidence, and Jury Unanimity

Clarifying the Boundaries of Postconviction Relief in Capital Cases: Procedural Bars, Newly Discovered Evidence, and Jury Unanimity

Date: Mar 19, 2025
Clarifying the Boundaries of Postconviction Relief in Capital Cases: Procedural Bars, Newly Discovered Evidence, and Jury Unanimity Introduction The case of Edward T. James v. State of Florida...
Disbarment Without Delay: Establishing the Non-Alteration Principle in Motions for Rehearing

Disbarment Without Delay: Establishing the Non-Alteration Principle in Motions for Rehearing

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Disbarment Without Delay: Establishing the Non-Alteration Principle in Motions for Rehearing Introduction This commentary examines the Florida Supreme Court’s decision in The Florida Bar v. Malik...
Redefining Speedy Trial Commencement: The Formal Charge Standard and Extended Recapture Period

Redefining Speedy Trial Commencement: The Formal Charge Standard and Extended Recapture Period

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Redefining Speedy Trial Commencement: The Formal Charge Standard and Extended Recapture Period Introduction In the judgment dated March 13, 2025, the Supreme Court of Florida addressed broad...
Establishing a Civil Appellate Remedy for Denied Stand Your Ground Immunity Claims

Establishing a Civil Appellate Remedy for Denied Stand Your Ground Immunity Claims

Date: Mar 11, 2025
Establishing a Civil Appellate Remedy for Denied Stand Your Ground Immunity Claims Introduction The recent Judgment in In re: Amendments to Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure handed down by the...
New Precedent: Adoption of Creole Translations in Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Forms

New Precedent: Adoption of Creole Translations in Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Forms

Date: Feb 25, 2025
New Precedent: Adoption of Creole Translations in Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Forms Introduction The Judgment in In Re: Amendments to Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure issued by the Supreme Court...
Judicial Reformation: The New Rehearing Provision in Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.802

Judicial Reformation: The New Rehearing Provision in Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.802

Date: Feb 25, 2025
Judicial Reformation: The New Rehearing Provision in Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.802 Introduction The recent decision in In re: Amendments to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.802...
New Procedural Safeguards in Juvenile Detention: Amendments to Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Rules

New Procedural Safeguards in Juvenile Detention: Amendments to Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Rules

Date: Feb 19, 2025
New Procedural Safeguards in Juvenile Detention: Amendments to Florida’s Juvenile Procedure Rules Introduction The judgment in the case, titled "IN RE: AMENDMENTS TO FLORIDA RULES OF JUVENILE...
Mandamus Relief and Statutory Boundaries: A New Precedent on Candidate Qualification in Florida Special Elections

Mandamus Relief and Statutory Boundaries: A New Precedent on Candidate Qualification in Florida Special Elections

Date: Feb 19, 2025
Mandamus Relief and Statutory Boundaries: A New Precedent on Candidate Qualification in Florida Special Elections Introduction The Florida Supreme Court's decision in Debbie Mayfield v. Secretary,...
Strict Adherence to Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief: Analysis of James D. FORD v. STATE of Florida

Strict Adherence to Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief: Analysis of James D. FORD v. STATE of Florida

Date: Feb 11, 2025
Strict Adherence to Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief: Analysis of James D. FORD v. STATE of Florida Introduction In the landmark case of James D. FORD v. STATE of Florida, the Supreme...
Amendments to Florida Rules of Civil Procedure: Simplifying Legal Terminology and Modifying Mediation Requirements

Amendments to Florida Rules of Civil Procedure: Simplifying Legal Terminology and Modifying Mediation Requirements

Date: Feb 11, 2025
Amendments to Florida Rules of Civil Procedure: Simplifying Legal Terminology and Modifying Mediation Requirements Introduction On February 6, 2025, the Supreme Court of Florida issued a per curiam...
Affirmation of Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief for Pro Se Defendants: Doty v. State of Florida

Affirmation of Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief for Pro Se Defendants: Doty v. State of Florida

Date: Jan 23, 2025
Affirmation of Procedural Barriers in Postconviction Relief for Pro Se Defendants: Doty v. State of Florida Introduction Wayne C. Doty v. State of Florida is a significant judicial decision rendered...
Streamlining Rule Amendment Processes: Florida Supreme Court's Amendments to Rule 2.140

Streamlining Rule Amendment Processes: Florida Supreme Court's Amendments to Rule 2.140

Date: Jan 14, 2025
Streamlining Rule Amendment Processes: Florida Supreme Court's Amendments to Rule 2.140 Introduction On January 9, 2025, the Supreme Court of Florida issued a per curiam judgment regarding proposed...
Affirmation of Denial of Postconviction Relief: Strengthening Procedural Barriers and Ineffective Counsel Standards in Florida Criminal Jurisprudence

Affirmation of Denial of Postconviction Relief: Strengthening Procedural Barriers and Ineffective Counsel Standards in Florida Criminal Jurisprudence

Date: Dec 23, 2024
Affirmation of Denial of Postconviction Relief: Strengthening Procedural Barriers and Ineffective Counsel Standards in Florida Criminal Jurisprudence Introduction In the landmark case Robert Craft v....
Florida Supreme Court Certifies Need for Additional Judges Based on Comprehensive Workload Assessment

Florida Supreme Court Certifies Need for Additional Judges Based on Comprehensive Workload Assessment

Date: Dec 18, 2024
Florida Supreme Court Certifies Need for Additional Judges Based on Comprehensive Workload Assessment Introduction On December 12, 2024, the Supreme Court of Florida issued a per curiam opinion...
Florida Supreme Court Adopts Proportionality in Civil Discovery: Comprehensive Amendments to Civil Procedure Rules

Florida Supreme Court Adopts Proportionality in Civil Discovery: Comprehensive Amendments to Civil Procedure Rules

Date: Dec 9, 2024
Florida Supreme Court Adopts Proportionality in Civil Discovery: Comprehensive Amendments to Civil Procedure Rules Introduction In the landmark decision rendered on December 5, 2024, the Supreme...
Impact of Newly Discovered Evidence on Death Penalty Sentencing: RANDOLPH v. STATE

Impact of Newly Discovered Evidence on Death Penalty Sentencing: RANDOLPH v. STATE

Date: Dec 9, 2024
Impact of Newly Discovered Evidence on Death Penalty Sentencing: RANDOLPH v. STATE Introduction RANDOLPH v. STATE is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Florida that addresses the...
Florida Supreme Court Establishes New Protocols for Summary Judgment and Motion Conferral under Rules 1.510 and 1.202

Florida Supreme Court Establishes New Protocols for Summary Judgment and Motion Conferral under Rules 1.510 and 1.202

Date: Dec 9, 2024
Florida Supreme Court Establishes New Protocols for Summary Judgment and Motion Conferral under Rules 1.510 and 1.202 Introduction In the landmark decision IN RE: Amendments to Florida Rule of Civil...
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