Supreme Court of Florida
In Re Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure
March 1, 19671967 Fla. LEXIS 3956
Summary
The Supreme Court of Florida adopted a comprehensive compilation of the Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, which will govern all criminal proceedings in state courts after December 31, 1967. The Court exercised its Article V authority to supersede any conflicting statutes or rules. Committee notes are included for guidance but have no force of law.
Holding
- Whether the Supreme Court of Florida may adopt and promulgate a comprehensive set of criminal procedure rules under Article V of the Florida Constitution.. The Court adopts the Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, which shall govern all criminal proceedings in state courts and supersede any conflicting rules or statutes.
Docket 35433
Cited authorities
- Rule 1.010
- Rule 1.6(e)
- Rule 1.5(c)
- Rule 5(c)
- Rule 7(a)
- Rule 7(c)
- Rule 7(c)
- Rule 8(a)
Cited by
- Melvin H. Irvin v. State
- Andrea Kidder v. State of Florida — Wallace, J., Concurring
- Amendments to Florida Probate Rules
- John G. Williams v. State of Florida
- Roland Noyola v. State of Florida
- Michael Joseph Stamper v. State of Florida — Cowart, J., Dissenting
- State of Florida v. Kyles and State of Florida v. Lewis
- Carl William Herzig v. State of Florida