Jackson v. Florida Dept. of Corrections

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• holding that the Legislature could properly limit the right of indigents to proceed without payment of costs
• holding that the Legislature could properly limit the right of indigents to proceed without payment of costs
• holding that a statute violated the separation of powers clause because it interfered with and intruded upon the “procedures and processes of this - 14 - Court and conflicts with this Court’s own rule regulating the procedure for indigency determinations”
• reiterating that \the existence of a right for indigents to proceed without payment of costs is a substantive one and is properly provided for by the Legislature\ and that \the right could be properly limited by the Legislature\

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