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Prompted by a court ruling that gave convicted felons more time to seek DNA testing, Republican legislative leaders in Florida are pushing for a constitutional amendment that would shift power to write judicial rules of procedure from the state Supreme Court to the Legislature. State Bar President Miles A. McGrane III warns that such a proposal "strikes at the fundamental nature of the court system" and "would absolutely destroy the separation of powers in Florida."
March 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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