FLORIDA DEPARTMENT HRS v. Myers

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• determining that petitioner, a non-party to the action, lacked an adequate remedy by direct appeal after final judgment
• granting petition for writ of certiorari in part because non-party lacked an adequate remedy by direct appeal after final judgment
• granting certiorari and quashing an order requiring HRS, a nonparty to criminal action, to pay the costs of transporting a detainee to county jail, because HRS's nonparty status deprived it of an adequate remedy by direct appeal after final judgment
• granting certiorari and quashing an order requiring HRS, a nonparty to criminal action, to pay the costs of transporting a detainee to county jail, because HRS’s nonparty status deprived it of an adequate remedy by direct appeal after final judgment

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