Expediency, Part Two
Trial courts are under constant pressure to move cases through the [justice system]. All judges are fully aware that unless cases are efficiently processed, the burden of backlog begins to choke, and unwanted delays multiply exponentially. One of our primary functions, however, is to make sure that trials are fair. We cannot lose sight of that laudable goal in the name of expediency.
These were the words of Florida’s First District Court of Appeal earlier this year in Madison v. State, 38 Fla. L. Weekly D 531 (Fla. 1st DCA 2013). No, it was not a foreclosure case.
Mark Stopawww.stayinmyhome.com
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