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In re Amendment to Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.130SC21-129-2

Court
Florida Supreme Court
Decided
2022-01-27
Law cited
§ 39.6221
Court's PDF On CourtListener 
                    FLORIDA SUPREME COURT
                      NOTICE OF CORRECTION
                                               DATE: January 27, 2022 CASE OF:           In Re: Amendment to Florida Rule of Appellate
                   Procedure 9.130 DOCKET NO.: SC21-129 OPINION FILED: January 13, 2022
                       ATTENTION: ALL PUBLISHERS THE FOLLOWING CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE ABOVE OPINION: On page 8, seventh line from the bottom, “(A)-(F) [No Change]” was removed and the following was inserted: “(A) - (B)    [No Change] (C)   determine:
      (i) - (ix)     [No Change]
    (x) that a permanent guardianship shall be established for a dependent child pursuant to section 39.6221, Florida Statutes.; (D) grant or deny the appointment of a receiver, or terminate or refuse to terminate a receivership; or (E)   grant or deny a motion to disqualify counsel.; (F)   deny a motion that:
      (i) - (ii)     [No Change]
      (iii)   asserts entitlement to sovereign immunity.; or” SIGNED: OPINION CLERK

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