On remand, the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion on December 22 that did not dispute whether December 12 was the deadline for recounts under state law. This was disputed in a concurring opinion by Florida Supreme Court Justice Leander Shaw, who nevertheless expressed deference to the U.S. Supreme Court's view on this issue and also argued that, in any case, the Florida Supreme Court would (in his opinion) be unable to craft a remedy that would satisfy all the U.S. Supreme Court's equal protection, due process, and other concerns.Gore v. Harris, 773 So. 2d 524 (December 22, 2000). Only Florida Supreme Court Justice Leander Shaw, in a concurring opinion, disputed that December 12 was the deadline for recounts under state law. Justice Shaw had joined the dissenting opinion in Gore v. Harris before the ruling in Bush v. Gore.
On remand the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion on December 22 that did not dispute whether December 12 was the deadline for recounts under state law This was disputed in a concurring opinion by Florida Supreme Court Justice Leander Shaw who nevertheless expressed deference to the US Supreme Court's view on this issue and also argued that in any case the Florida Supreme Court would (in his opinion) be unable to craft a remedy that would satisfy all the US Supreme Court's equal protection due process and other concernsGore v Harris 773 So 2d 524 (December 22 2000) Only Florida Supreme Court Justice Leander Shaw in a concurring opinion disputed that December 12 was the deadline for recounts under state law Justice Shaw had joined the dissenting opinion in Gore v Harris before the ruling in Bush v Gore