Supreme Court of Florida· 4/3/2008
Massey v. David
Citations
- 979 So. 2d 931
- 2008 WL 878488
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- holding certain statutory terms were prefatory because they \d[id] not actually define a substantive right\
- noting that article V, section 2, subsection(a) of the Florida Constitution “provides [the supreme court] with the exclusive authority to ‘adopt rules for the practice and procedure in all court’”
- “[W]here this Court has promulgated rules that relate to practice and procedure, and a statute provides a contrary practice or procedure, the statute is unconstitutional to the extent of the conflict.”
- “[W]here this Court has promulgated rules that relate to practice and procedure, and a statute provides a contrary practice or procedure, the statute is unconstitutional to the extent of the conflict.”
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Judges: Lewis
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