Tallahassee v. Florida Police Benevolent Association

Docket number
SC2021-0651
Date

Held that Marsy’s Law does not allow a victim, including a police officer, the categorical right to withhold their name from disclosure, and that such a right would conflict with criminal defendants’ right to confront witnesses and the public’s right to access public records.

Opinions, Briefs and other Documents

  • Opinion

Florida Supreme Court - Opinion

  • Party Brief

News Media Coalition

  • Party Brief

Tallahassee - Reply Brief

  • Party Brief

Florida PBA - Answer Brief

  • Amicus Brief

ACLU Florida - Amicus Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Volusia Sheriff - Amicus Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Pinellas County - Amicus Brief

  • Party Brief

News Media Coalition

  • Party Brief

Tallahassee - Initial Brief

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