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 18-5181 Reynolds v. Florida (11-13-2018)
erred in its application of this Court’s decision in Hurst v. Florida, 577 U. S. ___ (2016). In Hurst, this Court concluded that Florida’s death penalty scheme violated the Constitution because

 16-9448 Truehill v. Florida (10/16/2017)
and 17–5083 QUENTIN MARCUS TRUEHILL 16–9448 v. FLORIDA ON PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA TERENCE OLIVER 17–5083 v. FLORIDA ON

 17-6580 Middleton v. Florida (02/26/2018)
of fact under Hurst. By doingso, the Florida Supreme Court effectively transformed the 2 MIDDLETON v. FLORIDA SOTOMAYOR, J., dissenting pre-Hurst jury recommendations into

 17-8148 Kaczmar v. Florida (06/18/2018)
OF THE UNITED STATES LEO LOUIS KACZMAR, III v. FLORIDA ON PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA No. 17–8148. Decided June 18, 2018 The petition for a

 592us2r25_086c.pdf
overconsumption caused serious harm either to Florida's oyster fsheries or to its river wildlife and plant life. Florida fled exceptions. Held: Florida's exceptions to the Special Master's Report are

 Gary Ray Bowles v. Florida, et al. (08/22/2019)
rule is at odds with another Florida rule requiring counsel raising an intellectual-disability claim appropriate case, however, I would be prepared to revisit a challenge to Florida’s procedural rule.

 Special Master Reports Web Site: Original No. 142
Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on Florida v. Georgia, No. 142 Original Certificate of Service - Georgia's Responses to Florida's First Request for Production