- Plaintiff
- Florida Bar Juvenile Rules Committee
- Represented By:
- Wimsett, Mary (Law Office of Mary K. Wimsett)
- Plaintiff
- Guardian ad Litem
- Represented By:
- Moore , Dennis (Statewide Guardian ad Litem Office )
- Plaintiff
- Department of Children and Families
- Represented By:
- Kapusta, Rebecca (Florida Department of Children and Families)
- Plaintiff
- Youth Law Clinic
- Represented By:
- Perlmutter, Bernard (University of Miami Law School)
- Plaintiff
- Children Advocaciy Foundation
- Represented By:
- Gievers , Karen (Gievers, P.A.,)
In re: Amendments to the Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure
CONCLUDED
Oral Argument
10/30/06 – 10/30/06
Summary
In response to new legislation, the Court in November 2005 adopted rules of procedure governing what happens when the state asks a judge to approve psychotropic drugs for children in foster care. The Court also invited public comment on the new rules. Children's advocacy groups have filed comments arguing that various amendments to the rules should be made. One issue is whether children should be represented by attorneys and guardians when the state seeks to administer psychotropic drugs
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.floridasupremecourt.org%2Fdecisions%2F2007%2Fsc06-434.pdf
- Plaintiff
- Defense
- Jurisdiction
- Florida Supreme Court
- Court
- Florida Supreme Court
- Industry
- Legal
- Practice Area
- Family Law
- Lay Witnesses
- Expert Witnesses
Sessions
AM Session
Oral Arguments
7 Chapters
