The Florida Supreme Court postponed until Feb. 27 the requirement that all documents be electronically filed, and high court delayed a similar requirement for the state's five district courts of appeal.
November 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court has extended and staggered the deadlines requiring documents in appellate cases to be filed electronically.
Originally scheduled to require mandatory e-filing as early as Dec. 1, the state’s highest court on Wednesday postponed until Feb. 27 the requirement that all documents filed in the state’s high court be electronically filed.
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