Florida prosecutor Aramis Ayala says she will seek the death penalty in future cases if it is unanimously recommended by a panel of her assistant prosecutors.
Orlando-area state attorney Ayala previously announced she would stop seeking the death penalty altogether.
In response, Gov. Rick Scott reassigned her more than 25 death penalty-eligible cases to another state prosecutor. The governor's move was upheld by the court Thursday.
The court said Ayala was wrong to have a blanket policy of not seeking the death penalty.
During a Friday news conference Friday, Ayala said she'll appoint a panel of seven prosecutors to decide whether to seek death on a case-by-case basis.
She said some members of the panel have supported the death penalty in the past.