A Florida appeals court on Wednesday reversed a trial court directive labeling the Ford Explorer a public hazard. In a scathing opinion, Judge Vance Salter wrote for the unanimous three-judge panel that an order issued last November by Miami-Dade Circuit Judge David Miller "departed from the essential requirements of law" and caused "irreparable harm" to Ford Motor Co. The order was sought by the mother of a teenager who died after a 1996 Explorer rollover.
October 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The 3rd District Court of Appeal on Wednesday reversed a trial court directive labeling the Ford Explorer a public hazard.
In a scathing opinion, Judge Vance Salter wrote for the unanimous three-judge panel that an order issued last November by Miami-Dade Circuit Judge David Miller “departed from the essential requirements of law” and caused “irreparable harm” to Ford Motor Co.
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