The Supreme Court of Florida isn't supposed to care about the merits of an amendment proposed by a doctors' organization that is targeting medical malpractice lawyers. The state's highest court is just supposed to decide whether the wording is clear enough that voters will understand what the constitutional amendment would do. But that's funny in this case. The feuding parties who know the proposal best -- the doctors and lawyers and insurance companies -- can't begin to agree on what this proposal would do.
Posted by Editor at June 10, 2004 05:01 PM