If Florida’s new governor and legislative leaders are considering changes to workers’ compensation rules this year, as some have suggested, they may want to think about a recent ruling by the state Supreme Court that underscores the constitutional separation of powers.
In DeLisle v. Crane, the court held in October that the Legislature has no business telling the courts what their administrative rules should be. Now, some are warning that the same legal logic could extend to rules that lawmakers — the legislative branch of government — could require of th...
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