Navigation Rep. David Smith Juveniles who are arrested for non-violent felonies and complete court-ordered diversion could expunge their records under a measure that is heading to the House floor. The House Judiciary Committee voted 20-0 on February 1 to approve HB 195 by Rep. David Smith, R-Winter Springs.
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Bill amends ‘riparian rights’ law
Rep. Nick DiCeglie A House panel has approved a measure designed to limit “riparian rights” litigation between residential property owners. The House Civil Justice & Property Rights Subcommittee voted 18-0 on February 2 to approve HB 841 by Rep. Nick DiCeglie, R-Largo.
Mentorship – sharing the wealth of your knowledge and paying it forward for others
Mentorship, what does that mean to you? How has it affected your career? Mentorships allow for guidance and an opportunity for growth for mentees. Becoming a mentor takes time and dedication, as you will be pouring into someone who has less experience than you related to your profession. Mentors typically commit to spending a few […]
Bill would notify crime victims of their right to hire private counsel
Sen. Danny Burgess Crime victims would be notified of their right to hire private counsel, and The Florida Bar would be encouraged to develop a list of pro bono attorneys to represent them, under a measure that is moving in the Legislature. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously January 31 to approve SB 1012 by […]
Measure would speed the delivery of protective orders
Sen. Janet Cruz A Senate panel has approved a measure designed to protect domestic violence victims by speeding the delivery of protective orders to law enforcement. The Judiciary Committee voted unanimously January 31 to approve SB 654 by Sen. Janet Cruz, D-Tampa.