Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee

Written By Adam Polaski

Amicus Briefs

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Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Amicus Brief by the Florida League of Cities
Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Amicus Brief by the Florida League of Cities

Amicus brief submitted in support of the City of Tallahassee arguing that local legislators are absolutely immune from suit for their legislative activity under the Florida Constitution.

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Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Amicus Brief by the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence et al.
Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Amicus Brief by the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence et al.

Amicus brief submitted in support of the City of Tallahassee arguing that local legislators are absolutely immune from suit for their legislative activity under the Florida and Federal Constitutions, and that punitive preemption provisions such as those found in Florida’s preemption law would have a chilling effect on legitimate legislative activity.

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Other Legal Documents

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Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Decision
Florida Carry, Inc. v. Tallahassee: Decision

Florida Appellate Court decision holding that Tallahassee legislators were not personally liable for failing to rescind decades old firearms regulations in light of a state punitive preemption law prescribing inpidual liability for local legislators “promulgating” firearms regulations. This decision did not reach the merits of whether the state law’s use punitive preemption is unconstitutional and is currently being appealed.

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