The State of Florida: A Case Study in Governmental Assessment LegislationAlicia MendozaSharon Kossack
In Florida, the bicycle is legally defined as a vehicle. Bicyclists using a public roadway are considered operators of motor vehicles and are responsible for observing traffic laws. With few exceptions, there is only one road and it is up to motorists and bicyclists to treat each other with c...
Florida legislation has mandated an upgrading in student academic proficiency through functional literacy testing as a prerequisite to the high school diploma and through testing of other minimum competencies. Emphasis on educational assessment has resulted in a recent focus on teacher competence and more...
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Governor Abbott deploys hurricane response resources to Florida Updated: Aug. 30, 2023 at 1:25 AM GMT+8| By First Alert 7 News Staff Texas A&M Task Force 1 will head to Florida ahead of Hurricane Idalia. State TxDOT launches “Drive Sober. No Regrets.” Campaign to crack down on ...
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Gov. Reeves deploys Mississippi National Guard to Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton’s landfall Updated: Oct. 10, 2024 at 7:03 AM GMT+8| By Lydian Coombs A team of 22, consisting of soldiers, aviators, and crewmen, will arrive in two HH-60M Blackhawks from Jackson and one CH-47 Chin...
On Monday May 4, 2015, SCOTUS also denied the petition for certiorari in another Federal Arbitration Act case,Jupiter Medical Center, Inc. v. Visiting Nurse Assoc., No. 14-944, which was decided by the Florida Supreme Court. (You can access the Court’s May 4, 2015 Order Listhere.)Jup...
the information in each of these cases is insufficient to properly charge a riot offense under Section 870.01(2), Florida Statutes (1973). The plea of nolo contendere admits, for the purpose of the case, all the facts which are well-pleaded and only those. Chesebrough v. State,255 So. ...
favored because of their staggering potential for violence to both occupants and police, as Congress recently discovered[4] and as is *1051 apparent in the present case. We conclude that in the absence of express statutory authorization no-knock search warrants are without legal effect in Florida...