Supreme Court of Florida· 9/30/2003
Wilson v. State
Citations
- 857 So. 2d 190
- 2003 WL 22243950
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- exercising all writs authority to hold a statute in abeyance while this Court considered its jurisdiction and other matters in order to avoid rendering proceedings moot and precluding this Court, should it determine it had jurisdiction, from the “complete exercise” thereof
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Judges: Anstead, Bell, Cantero, Lewis, Pariente, Quince, Wells
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Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Allen v. ButterworthSupreme Court of Florida· 2000-04-14· cited 54×
- Dickinson v. StoneSupreme Court of Florida· 1971-08-03· cited 41×
- Moreau v. LewisSupreme Court of Florida· 1995-01-05· cited 25×
- Amendment to Fla. Rules of Cr. Proc.Supreme Court of Florida· 2001-10-18· cited 18×
- Division of Bond Finance v. SmathersSupreme Court of Florida· 1976-09-17· cited 8×
- Besoner v. CrawfordSupreme Court of Florida· 1978-03-31· cited 4×
- Petit v. AdamsSupreme Court of Florida· 1968-06-24· cited 4×
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