This belief changed the laws of Florida. That's why the Legislature wrote the new laws the way it did. That's why lawmakers split the new death laws in two, one bill creating lethal injection, and one bill creating new rules on death appeals. I wouldn't let them draft the bill, but they were interested in discussing the concepts about court procedures that were included in the bill. At first blush, all this might seem like a good idea.
Thrasher thinks so.
The court will have the final say on whether that law is constitutional. As a carpenter might say, measure twice and cut once. And yet, this is a terrible idea. We are not talking about prequalifying for a mortgage here. The Legislature is a potential court defendant every time it passes a law.