How Many Extensions? (April Caselaw Update)

Lindsey and Robert break down civil and criminal opinions for the Supreme Court of Florida and the DCAs. They also highlight 3 opinions dealing with important appellate issues.
Civil Opinions (8:00):

• In re: Amends. to Fla. Rule of Civ. Proc. 1.530 and Fla. Fam. Law Rule of Proc. 12.530, FL. Sup. Ct. (clarifying both rules).
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• Design Neuroscience Ctrs., v. Fields, 3d DCA (summary judgment).
• Mason v. Mason, 1st DCA (relief for fraud in family law financial affidavit).

Criminal Opinions (16:35):

• Chavers v. State, 1st DCA (whether right to trial includes a 12-person jury).
• Matos v. State, 4th DCA (be careful what you wish for).
• Malden v. State, 1st DCA (staleness of facts to support PC affidavit).

Appellate Issues (22:35):

• Persona v. State, 4th DCA (motions for extension of time to file briefs).
• Houston v. Wrentmore, 5th DCA (notice of supplemental authority).
• King v. Farah & Farah, 5th DCA (trial court verbatim adoption of proposed order).

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