(2) nonfinal action by an agency or administrative law judge reviewable under the Administrative Procedure Act;
(3) quasi-judicial decisions by any administrative body, agency, board, or commission not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act; and
(4) administrative action for which judicial review is provided by general law.
(c) Court. The supreme court, the district courts of appeal, and the circuit courts in the exercise of the jurisdiction described by rule 9.030(c), including the chief justice of the supreme court and the chief judge of a district court of appeal in the exercise of constitutional, administrative, or supervisory powers on behalf of such courts.
(d) Family Law Matter. A matter governed by the Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure.
(e) Lower Tribunal. The court, agency, officer, board, commission, judge of compensation claims, or body whose order is to be reviewed.
(f) Order. A decision, order, judgment, decree, or rule of a lower tribunal, excluding minutes and minute book entries.
(g) Parties.
(2) Appellee. Every party in the proceeding in the lower tribunal other than an appellant.
(3) Petitioner. A party who seeks an order under rule 9.100 or rule 9.120.
(4) Respondent. Every other party in a proceeding brought by a petitioner.
(B) motion for rehearing;
(C) motion for certification;
(D) motion to alter or amend;
(E) motion for judgment in accordance with prior motion for directed verdict;
(F) motion for arrest of judgment;
(G) motion to challenge the verdict;
(H) motion to correct a sentence or order of probation under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.800(b)(1);
(I) motion to withdraw a plea after sentencing under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.170(l);
(J) motion to correct a disposition or commitment order under Florida Rule of Juvenile Procedure 8.135(b);
(K) motion to claim ineffective assistance of counsel following an order terminating parental rights under Florida Rule of Juvenile Procedure 8.530(f);
(L) motion to vacate an order under Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure 12.490(e)(3) or 12.491(f); or
(M) motion to withdraw a plea after disposition under Florida Rule of Juvenile Procedure 8.075(f).
(B) if an order granting a new trial is rendered, tolling concludes, notwithstanding that other such motions may remain pending at the time; or
(C) if a notice of appeal is filed before the rendition of an order disposing of all such motions, the appeal must be held in abeyance until the motions are either withdrawn or resolved by the rendition of an order disposing of the last such motion.
(j) Conformed Copy. A true and accurate copy.
(k) Signed. A signed document is one containing a signature as provided by Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.515(c).
(l) E-filing System Docket. The docket where attorneys and those parties who are registered users of the court’s electronic filing (e-filing) system can view the electronic documents filed in their case(s).