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This survey collects and discusses noteworthy international cases reported in Florida between December 1, 1987 and September 30, 1988
This survey collects and discusses noteworthy international cases reported in Florida between December 1, 1987 and September 30, 1988
The United States Supreme Court\u27s decision in Espinosa v. Florida, is by far the most important d...
One decade ago, the Florida Legislature created the Sentencing Commission, and charged it with the r...
We have no defense...We are not following our own law, our own rules, our own regulations
This article surveys Florida cases, decided after November 30, 1986 and reported prior to December 1...
This survey collects and discusses admiralty cases reported in Florida between October 1, 1988, and ...
The Florida courts, as one would expect, decided a large number of cases concerning procedural issue...
The hallmark case in Florida tort law during the last survey year came in the area of products liabi...
The cases in this survey of Florida property law were published during the period of the latter half...
This article provides an overview of the administrative law decisions by the Florida appellate court...
National and international attention focused upon state criminal proceedings in Florida during the p...
This article represents the third annual survey discussing recent evidentiary developments in Florid...
The year 1987 brought only two Florida Supreme Court decisions in marital and family law
In Bernie v. State, a sharply divided Florida Supreme Court addressed questions raised by the 1982 a...
This year\u27s survey of Florida evidence has once again followed the same predictable patterns as s...
When children appear, we justify all our weaknesses, compromises, snobberies, by saying: :It\u27s fo...
The United States Supreme Court\u27s decision in Espinosa v. Florida, is by far the most important d...
One decade ago, the Florida Legislature created the Sentencing Commission, and charged it with the r...
We have no defense...We are not following our own law, our own rules, our own regulations
This article surveys Florida cases, decided after November 30, 1986 and reported prior to December 1...
This survey collects and discusses admiralty cases reported in Florida between October 1, 1988, and ...
The Florida courts, as one would expect, decided a large number of cases concerning procedural issue...
The hallmark case in Florida tort law during the last survey year came in the area of products liabi...
The cases in this survey of Florida property law were published during the period of the latter half...
This article provides an overview of the administrative law decisions by the Florida appellate court...
National and international attention focused upon state criminal proceedings in Florida during the p...
This article represents the third annual survey discussing recent evidentiary developments in Florid...
The year 1987 brought only two Florida Supreme Court decisions in marital and family law
In Bernie v. State, a sharply divided Florida Supreme Court addressed questions raised by the 1982 a...
This year\u27s survey of Florida evidence has once again followed the same predictable patterns as s...
When children appear, we justify all our weaknesses, compromises, snobberies, by saying: :It\u27s fo...
The United States Supreme Court\u27s decision in Espinosa v. Florida, is by far the most important d...
One decade ago, the Florida Legislature created the Sentencing Commission, and charged it with the r...
We have no defense...We are not following our own law, our own rules, our own regulations
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