Warren Lee Edwards v. State of Florida

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• interpreting “the Uniform Pretrial Scheduling Order,” and appearing to apply an abuse of discretion standard by referring to the duty of deciding whether nondisclosed expert witness opinions should be excluded as “discretionary”
• interpreting “the Uniform Pretrial Scheduling Order,” and appearing to apply an abuse of discretion standard by referring to the duty of deciding whether nondisclosed expert witness opinions should be excluded as “discretionary”
• interpreting “the Uniform Pretrial Scheduling Order,” and appearing to apply an abuse of discretion standard by referring to the duty of deciding whether nondisclosed expert witness opinions should be excluded as “discretionary”
• absent a “legitimate reason” justifying the failure to disclose an expert opinion before trial, the trial court erred by admitting the previously undesignated opinion at trial

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