The Florida Supreme Court is taking on an abortion case, but don’t expect any pro-choice or anti-abortion demonstrators to rally outside the courthouse.
The litigation began with MMB Properties, a cardiology practice, trying to use a deed restriction to limit the activities of its neighbor, a new Planned Parenthood facility in Kissimmee. It has morphed into a debate over how flexible trial judges should be when it comes to reviewing their own rulings.
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