NOTICE OF CORRECTION
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The Court corrected grammatical and stylistic errors in its opinion amending the Florida Bar Rules.
The Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion on November 9, 2017 regarding biennial housekeeping amendments to the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar. Up…
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FLORIDA SUPREME COURT
NOTICE OF CORRECTION
DATE: January 25, 2018
CASE OF: IN RE: AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES REGULATING THE FLORIDA BAR (BIENNIAL HOUSEKEEPING)
DOCKET NO.: SC16-1962 OPINION FILED: November 9, 2017
ATTENTION: ALL PUBLISHERS
THE FOLLOWING CORRECTION HAS BEEN MADE IN THE ABOVE
OPINION:
On page 8, in rule 3-4.3, line 6, the words “such an” have been changed to read “the.”
On page 9, in rule 3-4.7, line 2, the word “state” has been changed to lower case.
On page 11, in rule 3-7.17(c)(2), in the heading, the word “to” has been changed to lower case.
On page 18, in rule 8-2.2(c), the first sentence has been corrected to eliminate a sentence fragment so that the introductory language of the subdivision will read grammatically.
On page 21, in rule 11-1.10(c), third line, an overextended strike-though line has been corrected.
On page 21, in rule 13-1.3(a)(5), third line, “shall” has been changed to read “does,” and fifth line, “attorney” has been changed to read “lawyer.”
SIGNED: OPINION CLERK
The corrected hard copy will follow.