As we have previously pointed out, each circuit's clerk's office apparently creates the list of documents you can label your document when you e-file it.
Dade County has been sorely lacking in creating appropriate labels.
Here is what you cannot properly label when e-filing a motion in Dade County:
A Stand Your Ground Motion To Dismiss based on Immunity.
Here, however is what you can file:
"MOTION FOR EXPIRATION OF SPEEDY TRIAL."
Now, as we all know, there is a "Notice" Of Expiration of Speedy Trial. And there is a "Motion to dismiss" based on the expiration of speedy trial. But as far as we know, Rule 3.191 does not contain any authority to move for expiration of speedy trial.
Such a motion is a non-sequitur.
Just who is writing these labels? And when will they graduate high-school?
It is apparently too much to ask for a lawyer or someone with legal training and knowledge of the criminal justice system to actually write labels for motions that are regularly filed.
See You In Court.
Somebody call the Q.!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy not user the pacer interface. The program works and would be cheaper to contract out to the developer...
ReplyDeleteWhy is our clerk site worse than Broward and Palm Beach? Combined.
Does Harvey have a nephew with a "computer degree"
BSO cop indicted for murder. First time a cop indicted for Murder in 26 years in our great state.
ReplyDeleteBroward has a "motion for semen sample" but not motion for "defense continuance." I've tried to call the help desk and ask about making updates and no one works there.
ReplyDeleteAnd why is it Motion to ..., Motion for ...? Just create the motions section and then provide what your motion is about!
ReplyDeleteOh my god, I saw it myself on tv last night. the man the myth, the legend, roy black had a judge not accept a plea of 2 yrs for dui manslaughter. amazing, stop the presses.
ReplyDeleteI hate- I mean the next time some fat ass says this I am going to slug them- I hate when someone says "It's all good."
ReplyDeleteIt's not all good. It never was and it never will be.
Going for a run to cool off.