Florida Appeals Court Decisions: Week of April 9 - 13, 2018
April 09, 2018
U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Quality Auto Painting Ctr v. State Farm – en bancHammett v. Paulding Cnty – rehearing
US v. Plasencia – search & seizure, sentencing
US v. Cochise Consultancy – qui tam, false claims act, limitations
Florida Supreme Court – Tallahassee
Quince v. State - capital case, postconviction reliefState v. Smith - criminal offense, limitations statute, preservation
Hall v. State - capital case, postconviction relief
First District Court of Appeal – Tallahassee
FWCC v. Daws - hunting, trespass, takings, nuisance, injunctionAndrews v. State - postconviction relief
Renfro v. State - postconviction relief
KD v. DCF - parental rights, termination
Second District Court of Appeal – Lakeland
Kania v. State - double jeopardyDortch v. State - leaving scene of crash
Johns v. State - search and seizure
Dunedin v. Pirate’s Treasure - sovereign immunity
Third District Court of Appeal – Miami
Tennyson v. State - impeachment; re-cross examination; Giglio violationPeltz v. Trust Hospitality - rule 1.442, proposal for settlement
Acosta v. Tower Hill - appellate jurisdiction, attorney’s fees
First Equitable v. Grandview Palace - prejudgment interest
EC v. State - burglary, structure
JPMorgan v. Villacorta - rule 1.540, successive motions
Windhaven v. Biscayne Rehab - second-tier certiorari; circuit court appeal, dismissal
Fourth District Court of Appeal – West Palm Beach
Anguille v. State—double jeopardyHudson v. US Bank—foreclosure
Dubner v. Ferraro—injunction; finding; bond
Smith v. State—fragmented sentence
Bloom v. Ironhorse POA—arbitration; jurisdiction
Blackwood v. State—improper comment; youthful offender
Fifth District Court of Appeal – Daytona Beach
Walt Disney v. Grimes – closing argument, fundamental errorJedak Corp v. Seabreeze – breach, insurance coverage, damages
Taylor v. State – investigation costs, scrivener’s error
Pavilus v. State – competency, written order
Wilkerson v. MV Transp – dismissal, Kozel factors
Harris v. State – postconviction relief
Northport Health v. Champagne – compel arbitration
Crawford v. State – rehearing, probation, hearsay
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