Supreme Court of Florida
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Oct 31, 2026
Bobby CapucciHOST
This is a phrase that is susceptible to overly broad interpretation, and we know that because the state is trying to apply it here.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Similarly, in profit, the United States Supreme Court found the Florida Supreme Court properly construed the aggravator narrowly.
Bobby CapucciHOST
The statute also had a knowing requirement.
Bobby CapucciHOST
It was still reviewed, and it wasn't upheld based off of the knowing requirement.
Ian KnightHOST
Marsh places the association's windstorm coverage with citizens.
Ian KnightHOST
And the Florida Supreme Court describes the limit in a single phrase.
Ian KnightHOST
A loss limit in an amount close to $50 million.
Ian KnightHOST
Close to.
Ian KnightHOST
We do not have the declarations page either.
Ian KnightHOST
Nobody quotes it.
Ian KnightHOST
Not the Florida Supreme Court, not the federal court.
Ian KnightHOST
We have what the board was told about it.
Bobby CapucciHOST
This is a phrase that is susceptible to overly broad interpretation, and we know that because the state is trying to apply it here.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Similarly, in profit, the United States Supreme Court found the Florida Supreme Court properly construed the aggravator narrowly.
Bobby CapucciHOST
The statute also had a knowing requirement.
Bobby CapucciHOST
It was still reviewed, and it wasn't upheld based off of the knowing requirement.
David F. WalbertGUEST
But I guess the first time, by the time Bush v. Gore came along in 2000, I'd argued a couple of voting rights cases in the Supreme Court, knew this stuff pretty well.
David F. WalbertGUEST
And I said, okay, we're in good shape after the Supreme Court of Florida had ruled because there is no federal issue in the case
Katherine RubinoHOST
for
David F. WalbertGUEST
the Supreme Court or the federal courts to take jurisdiction on.
Mat StaverHOST
The man eventually passed away and the estate of that man filed suit against Jews for Jesus claiming defamation and that any suggestion that the person might have been interested in Jesus was defamatory.
Mat StaverHOST
We went all the way to the Florida Supreme Court.
Mat StaverHOST
I argued the case, and we won.
Mat StaverHOST
But the attorney in this case filed multiple complaints after that, amended the complaints.
Bobby CapucciHOST
This is a phrase that is susceptible to overly broad interpretation, and we know that because the state is trying to apply it here.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Similarly, in profit, the United States Supreme Court found the Florida Supreme Court properly construed the aggravator narrowly.
Bobby CapucciHOST
The statute also had a knowing requirement.
Bobby CapucciHOST
It was still reviewed, and it wasn't upheld based off of the knowing requirement.
Ira LeesfieldGUEST
So we started this program, my firm, along with the recently late Chief Justice Fred Lewis, who tragically died two weeks ago.
Ira LeesfieldGUEST
He was the Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court.
Ira LeesfieldGUEST
and a great legal educator.
Ira LeesfieldGUEST
And I got on the phone and called 15 or 16 of the judges, federal and state, and trial lawyer leaders and said, we're going to do this program called Classroom to Courtroom and make the transition.
Kostas MorosGUEST
And they said the NRA presented no evidence of that.
Kostas MorosGUEST
But actually, we have one of the people from the legislature who later served on the Florida Supreme Court uh Judge Watson I think it was and in the 1940s he wrote that um yeah this this was passed because a lot of black people were getting Winchester's he said it straight out it's a we I cited in the thread I did on it you know there's an action it's in a court opinion from the Florida Supreme Court so I don't know maybe they didn't know about that or maybe they're just lying I don't know which but yeah that that's the you know when this brief opened by promising because this is a criticism I've long had of these Bowie knife arguments is like, why isn't there an argument as to Winchester rifles, which are the analog? And this briefs introduction promised, Oh yeah, we're going to talk about that.
Kostas MorosGUEST
I'm like, great, let's see it.
Kostas MorosGUEST
And what they have is disarming the KKK laws from the government saying you cannot take guns out of our armory.
Kathryn RubinoHOST
And ethics complaints started piling up.
Kathryn RubinoHOST
In Florida, more than 70 lawyers and former judges, including two former Florida Supreme Court justices, asked the Florida Bar to investigate Bondi herself for allegedly pressuring DOJ lawyers to act unethically.
Kathryn RubinoHOST
Normally, the internal check on DOJ lawyers is the Office of Professional Responsibility, but under this administration, that office was gutted.
Kathryn RubinoHOST
I think they're down to 17 lawyers.
Andrew TorrezHOST
Independent analysts who have done the math said that if the recount had continued, it almost certainly would have resulted in a Gore victory.
Andrew TorrezHOST
The U.S. Supreme Court jumped in to overrule the Florida Supreme Court, make sure that recount stayed stopped.
Andrew TorrezHOST
And man, we could do a deep dive on how nakedly corrupt Bush v. Gore was.
Liz DyeHOST
Welcome to Law and Chaos, where the Comey family is in all the federal courts at once, and the Trump administration is trying to steal the vote in Alaska, and the Ninth Circuit just whacked a DOJ across the nose and told it to quit making a stinky mess on the floor.
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Andrew TorrezHOST
What Gore sued was to require Florida to continue its recount, which had been halted by the state's Republican election apparatus, reporting to Jeb Bush, the brother of the candidate who stood to benefit from having the recount stopped.
Andrew TorrezHOST
Independent analysts who have done the math said that if the recount had continued, it almost certainly would have resulted in a Gore victory.
Andrew TorrezHOST
The U.S. Supreme Court jumped in to overrule the Florida Supreme Court, make sure that recount stayed stopped.
Andrew TorrezHOST
And man, we could do a deep dive on how nakedly corrupt Bush v. Gore was and is.
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