What Makes a Case or an Issue One of Exceptional Importance?

The article discusses appellate practices in Florida in relation to the elements that make a legal case or issue one of exceptional importance, and it mentions the court rules which limit the legal matters which can be adjudicated by Florida's district courts of appeal (DCA). The attitudes of DCA judges are mentioned, along with examinations of DCA orders denying parties' motions for rehearing en banc. Several legal cases and Florida's Rules of Appellate Procedure are examined.