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RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE--AMENDMENTS. The Court adopted amendments to Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure 9.110 (Appeal Proceedings to Review Final Orders of Lower Tribunals and Orders Granting New Trial in Jury and Nonjury Cases), 9.130 (Proceedings to Review Nonfinal Orders and Specified Final Orders), and 9.800 (Uniform Citation System). One of the more significant amendments includes an addition to the list of non-final orders that may be appealed in civil proceedings, which now includes orders denying motions that assert entitlement to immunity under Florida's Stand Your Ground law. The Court declined to adopt amendments to rule 9.140 (Appeal Proceedings in Criminal Cases) which would have created a new procedural path to challenge nonfinal orders denying claims of Stand Your Ground immunity in the context of criminal proceedings.
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