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RECENT RELEASES - FLORIDA SUPREME COURT
TORTS--ANTI-SLAPP--APPEALS. In resolving a certified conflict, the Court held that the district courts do not have certiorari jurisdiction to immediately review the denial of a motion brought under the Anti-SLAPP statute because the denial of Anti-SLAPP motions do not, by themselves, result in harm sufficient to support certiorari relief. However, given the Legislature's purpose in crafting the statute, the Court amended rule 9.130 through a separate order to provide for the immediate review of nonfinal orders that deny qualifying motions filed under sections 718.1224(5), 720.304(4)(c), or 768.295(4), Florida Statutes.
RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE--AMENDMENT--NON-FINAL ORDERS. New subdivision (a)(3)(J) was added to Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.130 (Proceedings to Review Nonfinal Orders and Specified Final Orders) to provide for interlocutory review by appeal of nonfinal orders that deny a motion under one of Florida's three Anti-SLAPP statutes.
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