Amended Complaint filed in Ex Post Facto Plus II

Yesterday, an amended complaint was filed in Doe v. Swearingen, the case pending in the Northern District of Florida which (for convenience and not to be confused with Does v. Swearingen in the 11th Circuit) we refer to as Ex Post Facto Plus II.

Recently that case survived a Motion to Dismiss filed by the State, so the Amended Complaint removes some of the claims that did not survive and enhanced the claims that did. Included in the enhancement is something that I’m sure we all find offensive, branded driver’s licenses!

You can read the amended complaint by clicking the link below. As usual, the attorneys representing the plaintiff have done an amazing job.

Ex Post Facto II – Amended Complaint

 


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11 thoughts on “Amended Complaint filed in Ex Post Facto Plus II

  • April 28, 2022

    Come on judge I know you can say it…. “pun”…… come on…. “puni… Punitive.” See that wasn’t so hard was it?

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  • April 27, 2022

    That seems to be well written with ample backup for the points being made. I wish them well.

    My question is, should this lawsuit prevail, what would it mean for the rest of us?

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  • April 27, 2022

    The amended complaint is good reading. Easily understandable, direct, and to the point.

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