Shutts & Bowen LLP is pleased to announce the publication of a new article in the Stetson Law Review authored by Tallahassee partner Ricky L. Polston, Chair of the firm's Constitutional Law Practice Group and former Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice, along with five of the firm's appellate partners, Daniel E. Nordby, Tara R. Price, Amber S. Nunnally, Alyssa L. Cory and Julissa Rodriguez.

The article, “Jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court,” provides an in-depth analysis of the Florida Supreme Court's jurisdiction, with particular emphasis on its impact on local governments. The Shutts authors examine the Florida Constitution's provisions governing the Court's advisory, mandatory, discretionary, original, and exclusive jurisdiction, while also exploring how constitutional amendments, legislative action, and judicial decisions have shaped the Court's authority over time.

This comprehensive resource is designed to help state and local government officials, attorneys, and legal practitioners better understand the scope of the Florida Supreme Court's jurisdiction and its significance for local government law.

Click this link to read: Jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court – Stetson Law Review

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