Docket SC11-0399
- Opinion
- Joint Out-of-Cycle Report of The Rules of Civil Procedure Committee, Rules of Judicial Administration Committee, Rules of Criminal Procedure Committee, Probate Rules Committee, Small Claims Rules Committee, Traffic Court Rules Committee, Juvenile Court Rules Committee, Appellate Court Rules Committee, Family Law Rules Committee, And Code And Rules of Evidence Committee On Electronic Filing
- Comment of Florida Courts E-Filing Authority
- Comments of Hon. Richard Shore, Clerk
- Comment of The Florida Courts Technology Commission And of The Access To Court Records Sub-Committee
- Comments of Courthouse News Service
- Comments of Florida Association of Court Clerks
- Response of The Criminal Procedure Rules Committee To Comments of Interested Persons
- Joint Committee Response To Comment of Courthouse News Service
- Supplemental Comment of The Florida Courts Technology Commission
- Comment of The Real Property, Probate And Trust Law Section of The Florida Bar
- Comment From The Florida Public Defender Association Regarding The Supplement Comment Filed By The Florida Courts Technology Commission
- Comment From The Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, INC. Regarding The Supplemental Comment Filed By The Florida Courts Technology Commission
- Joint Supplemental Report
- Oral Argument – November 3, 2011 (Gavel to Gavel)
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