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6 results for “David P. Moran”
| Case | Title | Lower Court | Docketed | Status | Tags | Question Presented |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-5736 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2020-09-17 | Denied | anders-brief appellate-counsel fla-r-app-p-9-141(d) habeas-corpus ineffective-assistance merits-review pro-se-litigant standing writ-of-review | Does the United States Supreme Court have the authority to review the underlying merits of an issue when the action being challenged is a petition for… |
| 20-5508 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2020-08-27 | Denied | 14th-amendment appellate-review constitutional-challenge due-process fourteenth-amendment motion-preservation preservation-of-issues statutory-interpretation trial-procedure | Is Fla. Stat. 924.051(1)(b) unconstitutional due to conflict with the due process clause of the 14th Amendment? |
| 20-5071 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2020-07-20 | Denied | 14th-amendment appellate-review civil-procedure civil-rights constitutional-challenge due-process fourteenth-amendment motion-preservation preservation-of-error standing trial-procedure | Is Fla. Stat. 924.051(1)(b) unconstitutional due to conflict with 14th Amendment due-process |
| 19-7338 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2020-01-17 | Denied | concurrent-sentences consecutive-sentences criminal-procedure double-jeopardy due-process judicial-interpretation prosecutorial-charging same-conduct same-victim sentencing sentencing-discretion sentencing-guidelines | Should two charges for the same episode of conduct and the same victim with no temporal break whatsoever be sentenced to consecutive prison terms even… |
| 19-7176 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2020-01-08 | Denied | abuse-of-discretion bias due-process judicial-bias judicial-ethics judicial-misconduct post-conviction-relief recusal trial-procedure | Should recusal of a judge be allowed during the post conviction relief phase if the prejudice and bias of the trial judge is apparent on the face of t… |
| 19-6452 | David P. Moran v. Florida | Florida | 2019-10-31 | Denied | criminal-procedure discovery mandamus pro-se pro-se-litigant records standing subpoena subpoena-enforcement trial-court writ-of-court | Should a writ of mandamus be automatically granted when the defendant has adequately shown an entity violated an earlier subpoena for records? |