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Do Statutory Prevailing Party Attorney Fees Apply in Lawsuits Under Local Law Pension Plans?

Regina Keenan The Florida Supreme Court in Board of Trustees of the City Pension Fund for Firefighters & Police Officers in the City of Tampa v. Parker (SC 12-890) held that parties that prevail on claims for benefits under local

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The Constitutionality Of Law Enforcement’s Use Of Cell Phone Data To Track Suspects

Kristen Larson and Regina Keenan In Tracey v. State (SC11-2254), the Florida Supreme Court held that a trial court erred in admitting evidence obtained from real time cell site location tracking which was not authorized by a court order, and

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Supreme Court Addresses Uninsured Motorist Insurance and Stacking Coverage

John Koeppel On Thursday the Florida Supreme Court reversed a decision by the First District Court of Appeal regarding uninsured motorist (UM) insurance, Travelers Commercial Ins. Co. v. Harrington, 86 So. 3d 1274 (Fla. 1st DCA 2012), and held that

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State is Generally not Entitled to Judicial Review of Orders Terminating Probation

John Koeppel On October 16, the Court issued a ruling in a controversial case involving a notorious former school teacher who was charged with two counts of lewd or lascivious battery under section 800.04(4)(a), Fla. Stat. (2003), for committing sexual

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Written Findings Required for Upward Departure in Sentencing under the Criminal Punishment Code

John Koeppel On October 9th, the Florida Supreme Court clarified whether a trial court may impose a sentence on remand that departs from the Criminal Punishment Code where the trial judge failed to comply with the requirements of section 775.082(10),

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The Week in Review: Death Penalty Rulings Stand and Jurisdiction was Incorrectly Granted

Kristen Larson In Davis v. State (SC13-6), the Florida Supreme Court denied the appellant’s arguments that his conviction and sentence of death should be overturned on the basis that: “(1) the trial court failed to remain neutral during the penalty-phase

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Court Addresses Availability of Provisional Credits to Inmates Sentenced as Habitual Offenders

John Koeppel In Leftwich v. Department of Corrections (SC12-2669), the Florida Supreme Court held that section 944.277, Florida Statutes (1992), renders an inmate ineligible to receive provisional credits on any sentence after the inmate has received a habitual offender sentence,

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Fencing and Thieving Part II: Vacating Judgments in Cases of Theft and Dealing in Stolen Property

Kristen Larson In Anucinski v. State (SC12-1281), the Florida Supreme Court held that in cases where the trial court has erred and adjudicated a defendant guilty of both theft and dealing in stolen property in connection with one scheme or

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Florida Virtual School has Real Authority to Enforce Trademarks

Jacek Stramski In Florida Virtual School v. K12, Inc. (SC13-1934), the Florida Supreme Court held that the Florida Virtual School (“FVS”) has standing to sue to enforce its trademark even though the Florida Statutes provide that the trademark is owned

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Arbitration Awards and Judicial Review of Contracts for Illegality

By Jacek Stramski In Visiting Nurse Association of Florida, Inc. v. Jupiter Medical Center, Inc. (SC11-2468), the Florida Supreme Court held that courts cannot review, or refuse to enforce, an arbitration award based on a claim of contract illegality. A

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