Here is the order in Florida Bar v. Bernardo Roman III:
Materials here.
Here are the materials in the case captioned The Florida Bar v. Roman:
2016-1330_response_50119_response [to notice of bankruptcy]
201803281753 – report of referee (roman)
And in The Florida Bar v. Herrera:
We’re not statisticians, so these tiny numbers of cases are going to generate wide discrepancies.
In New York, tribal interests have an 88 percent success rate.
In Florida, tribal interests have a 50 percent success rate.
Here are the New York cases:
In Florida House of Representatives v. Crist, the Florida Supreme Court held that Gov. Crist did not have authority to bind the State with a Class III gaming compact. We’ve posted the briefs here.
The Florida Supreme Court held oral argument yesterday (H/T Indianz) on the state law challenge to the Class III compact executed by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. You can listen here.
Here are some of the major materials in House of Representatives v. Crist (the rest are at this link):
Yesterday, the federal court in DC denied a motion for a preliminary injunction filed by the Florida AG Bill McCollum that would have prevented the Secretary of Interior from publishing the approval of the Class III gaming compact between the Florida Seminoles and the State of Florida.
Here are the materials:
Here is the reply brief filed by the Fla. House of Representatives: Reply Brief
Links to the previous briefs filed in this case can be found here.