Not quite. You have to read the statute, find out any other statutes that may affect that statute, and find precedent that affects how that statute is applied. That precedent may reference other statutes, or reference other precedent, which may reference other statutes or precedent, and on and on and on.
Yes, I understand that all. Nothing in the holdings, the law or the Florida Constitution gives judges the power to be both the proxy and the trier of fact. But I am open to you correcting that staement. Good luck.