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| State Prison Privatization Appeal Rejected |
| By sunshinestatenews.com - Jim Saunders |
| Published: 07/25/2012 |
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Florida -- An appeals court Tuesday ruled against Attorney General Pam Bondi in a long-running battle about the Legislature's attempt last year to privatize prisons across southern Florida. The 1st District Court of Appeal rejected Bondi's appeal of a circuit-court ruling that blocked the privatization plan from going forward. A three-judge panel ruled against Bondi on a procedural issue --- saying she did not have the authority to file the appeal after the original state party in the case, the Department of Corrections, declined to do so. "The secretary of the Department of Corrections, against whom the final declaratory and injunctive judgment was actually entered (in circuit court), has not appealed,'' Tuesday's opinion said. "Like any other non-party in the trial court, the attorney general lacks standing to initiate an appeal on her own." Read More. |
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