Florida Juvenile Procedure Rule 8.065
RULE 8.065. NOTICE OF DEFENSE OF ALIBI
(a) Notice to State Attorney. After a petition has been
served the state attorney may demand in writing that the child, who
intends to offer an alibi defense, shall provide the state attorney
with the details of the alibi as to the time and place where the child
claims to have been at the time of the alleged offense and the names
and addresses of such witnesses as may appear to testify thereon.
The child shall comply as above not less than 10 days before the
trial date.
(b) Rebuttal Witness List. The state attorney shall, within 5
days of the receipt thereof, provide the child with a list of such
witnesses to be called to rebut the alibi testimony.
(c) Sanctions. Should the child fail or refuse to comply with
the provisions hereof, the court may in its discretion exclude
testimony of alibi witnesses other than the child or, should the state
attorney fail to comply herewith, the court may in its discretion
exclude rebuttal testimony offered by the state.
(d) Waiver of Rule. For good cause shown, the court may
waive the requirements of this rule.
D. ARRAIGNMENTS AND PLEAS
(a) Notice to State Attorney. After a petition has been
served the state attorney may demand in writing that the child, who
intends to offer an alibi defense, shall provide the state attorney
with the details of the alibi as to the time and place where the child
claims to have been at the time of the alleged offense and the names
and addresses of such witnesses as may appear to testify thereon.
The child shall comply as above not less than 10 days before the
trial date.
(b) Rebuttal Witness List. The state attorney shall, within 5
days of the receipt thereof, provide the child with a list of such
witnesses to be called to rebut the alibi testimony.
(c) Sanctions. Should the child fail or refuse to comply with
the provisions hereof, the court may in its discretion exclude
testimony of alibi witnesses other than the child or, should the state
attorney fail to comply herewith, the court may in its discretion
exclude rebuttal testimony offered by the state.
(d) Waiver of Rule. For good cause shown, the court may
waive the requirements of this rule.
D. ARRAIGNMENTS AND PLEAS