• Docket #SC10-2299 - In Re: Amendments To The Florida Rules of Judicial Administration, The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, The Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure For Involuntary Commitment of Sexually Violent Predators, The Florida Probate Rules, The Florida Rules of Traffic Court, The Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure, The Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure, And The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure --Computation of Time. July 12, 2012.
  • Opinion
  • Corrected Joint Report of The Florida Bar Rules Committees On Computation of Time
  • Response From The Criminal Court Steering Committee
  • Petition From The Criminal Court Steering Committee On Computation of Time
  • Comments of Patrick S. Scott
  • Joint Committee Response To Comment of Patrick Scott
  • Report From The Small Claims Rules Committee
  • Joint Response of Rules Committees To Court's October 13, 2011 Order

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