Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
SPECIFIED LEGAL QUESTIONS
(1) Does Florida Statute 776.012 violate the due process clause of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment of the Federal Constitution as written for prohibitively depriving the right to life?
(2) Does Florida Statute 776.012 violate the due process clause of the (Article I, Section 9) of the Florida Constitution as written for prohibitively depriving the right to life?
(3) Is Florida Statute 776.012 invalid under the doctrine of void for vagueness for not defining reasonable fear?
(4) What is the appropriate standard of review for a court to adjudicate the constitutionality of Florida Statute 776.012?
1 Answer from Attorneys
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