Florida Senate - 2017 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS for SB 172
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LEGISLATIVE ACTION
Senate . House
Comm: RCS .
03/15/2017 .
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The Committee on Judiciary (Passidomo) recommended the
following:
1 Senate Amendment (with title amendment)
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3 Delete lines 62 - 91
4 and insert:
5 petitioner and the attorney for the alleged incapacitated person
6 by electronic mail delivery or United States mail and, upon
7 service, shall file a certificate of service in the incapacity
8 proceeding. The petitioner and the attorney for the alleged
9 incapacitated person must be served with all reports at least 10
10 days before the hearing on the petition, unless the reports are
11 not complete, in which case the petitioner and the attorney for
12 the alleged incapacitated person may waive the 10-day
13 requirement and consent to the consideration of the reports by
14 the court at the adjudicatory hearing. If such service is not
15 timely carried out, the petitioner or the alleged incapacitated
16 person may move for a continuance of the hearing A copy of each
17 committee member’s report must be served on the petitioner and
18 on the attorney for the alleged incapacitated person within 3
19 days after the report is filed and at least 5 days before the
20 hearing on the petition.
21 (i) The petitioner and the alleged incapacitated person may
22 object to the introduction into evidence of all or any portion
23 of the examining committee members’ reports by filing and
24 serving a written objection on the other party no later than 5
25 days before the adjudicatory hearing. The objection must state
26 the basis upon which the challenge to admissibility is made. If
27 an objection is timely filed and served, the court shall apply
28 the rules of evidence in determining the reports’ admissibility.
29 For good cause shown, the court may extend the time to file and
30 serve the written objection.
31 (5) ADJUDICATORY HEARING.—
32 (a) Upon appointment of the examining committee, the court
33 shall set the date upon which the petition will be heard. The
34 date for the adjudicatory hearing must be conducted at least 10
35 days, which time period may be waived, but no more than 30 days,
36 after the filing of the last
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39 And the title is amended as follows:
40 Delete line 13
41 and insert:
42 reports; authorizing parties to agree to waive the
43 timeframe; authorizing the petitioner and the alleged