Interpretation of Rule 9.140(h)(4), post trial release related matters by motion to the court.
It is exactly as the rule says it. The appeals court reviews the lower tribunal's determinations.
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It is exactly as the rule says it. The appeals court reviews the lower tribunal's determinations.
Assuming you file joint tax returns, the answer is yes they are.
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