Florida Senate - 2014 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS for SB 912
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LEGISLATIVE ACTION
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1 Senate Amendment
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3 Delete lines 35 - 72
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5 process and the process server does not open a locked gate or
6 door or cross over any fences.
7 (c)(b) An employer Employers, when contacted by an
8 individual authorized to serve make service of process, shall
9 allow permit the authorized individual to serve an employee make
10 service on employees in a private area designated by the
11 employer.
12 (3)(a) The service of process of witness subpoenas, whether
13 in criminal cases or civil actions, shall be made as provided in
14 subsection (1). However, service of a subpoena on a witness in a
15 criminal traffic case, a misdemeanor case, or a second degree or
16 third degree felony may be made by United States mail directed
17 to the witness at the last known address, and the service must
18 be mailed at least 7 days before prior to the date of the
19 witness’s required appearance. Failure of a witness to appear in
20 response to a subpoena served by United States mail that is not
21 certified may not be grounds for finding the witness in contempt
22 of court.
23 (b) A criminal witness subpoena commanding the witness to
24 appear for a court appearance may be posted by a person
25 authorized to serve process at the witness’s residence if three
26 attempts to serve the subpoena, made at different times of the
27 day or night on different dates, have failed. A criminal witness
28 subpoena commanding the witness to appear for a deposition may
29 be posted by a person authorized to serve process at the
30 witness’s residence if one attempt to serve the subpoena has
31 failed. The subpoena must be posted at least 5 days before prior
32 to the date of the witness’s required appearance.
33 Section 2. Subsection (4) is added to section 810.09,
34 Florida Statutes, to read:
35 810.09 Trespass on property other than structure or
36 conveyance.—
37 (4) This section does not apply to a person who is
38 authorized to serve process pursuant to chapter 48; Rule 3.030,
39 Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure; or Rule 1.070, Florida
40 Rules of Civil Procedure if his or her entrance onto such
41 property is necessary to serve process and the process server
42 does not open a locked gate or door or cross over any fences.