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Florida Appeals Court Decisions: Week of June 6 - 10, 2022

U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals

Dukes v. Cincinnati Ins Co. - COVID insurance coverage, Ala law
Flores-Alonso v. US Att'y Gen - removal, immigration
Caplan v. All-American Auto Collision - ADA att'y fees
Ga Ass'n of Latino Elected Officials v. Gwinnett Cnty - voting rights
Johnston v. Borders - due process, defamation, concurrences
McKay v. Miami-Dade Cnty - FLSA, concurrence
US v. Jackson - ACCA, sentencing
Dorman v. Chaplains Office BSO - RLUIPA

Florida Supreme Court - Tallahassee

Ritchie v. State - capital case, direct appeal

First District Court of Appeal - Tallahassee

DOC v. Gould - gain time, mandamus, en banc
JB v. DCF - dismissal, failure to prosecute appeal
Harrison v. DMS ­- pleadings, amendments; insurers, bad faith claim
APD v. Meadowview - APA, attorney's fees, ALJ jurisdiction
Preston v. State - postconviction discovery
Pretell v. State - capital sexual battery
Wilridge v. State - mandamus, mootness
Long v. DOC - belated appeal, civil case
Lancaster v. State - represented pro se petitioner
Barnes v. State - certiorari, competency, written order

Second District Court of Appeal - Lakeland

Hull v. State - sexual offender registration, statutory interpretation, amendment
Adams v. Adams - equitable distribution, alimony, fees
Miles v. State - sentencing
Philips v. State - postconviction relief
Mobley v. State - attorney sanctions

Third District Court of Appeal - Miami

1000 Brickell v. Miami- real property, dedication, use, reversion
Buset v. HSBC - appellate sanctions
Buck v. Global Fidelity - venue, forum selection clause
Antunes v. de Oliveira - contempt, marital settlement agreement
Doral Collision Cntr v. Daimler Trust - motor vehicle repair, lien, unjust enrichment
Brooks v. Brooks - rule 1.540(b)
Crimson 27 v. Taylor Made Lending - foreclosure, vacatur, unliquidated damages

Fourth District Court of Appeal - West Palm Beach

Abraham v. State - sentencing, scoresheet
Tinker v. State - fraud, legal sufficiency
Tinker v. State - signature ID, evidence in deliberation
Trottman v. State - statutory maximum
100 Emerald Beach v. Thornton - contempt, nonfinal appeal, certified conflict
Philip Morris v. Cohen - sanctions, attorney's fees
Cayard v. US Bank - foreclosure, payment history
Kogel v. State - Baker Act, harm
Frownfelter v. Frownfelter - dissolution, attorney's fees
Meisels v. Dobrofsky - summary judgment, response
Lewis v. Max Granite - small claims limit
LS v. State - delinquency, plea
Conover v. State - mandamus, immunity

Fifth District Court of Appeal - Daytona Beach

State v. Redhead - suppression, good faith exception, warrant
Webb v. State - Anders appeal, scrivener's error
Vazquez-Arroyo v. Garcia - child support modification, concession of error

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