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Supreme Court of Florida - October 2002 Opinion Summaries

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BELLSOUTH TELECOMM., INC. v. JACOBS
Supreme Court of Florida
Administrative Law, Communications Law 
The Florida Public Service Commission's determination, that plaintiff's newly restructured late payment charge is not within a "nonbasic service... 		10/31/2002 01-2205
PANAMA CITY BEACH COMTY. REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY v. STATE OF FLORIDA
Supreme Court of Florida
Civil Procedure, Property Law & Real Estate 
The trial court improperly substituted its judgment for that of a city council, and failed to defer to its findings, with regard to the propriety of... 		10/17/2002 SC02-145
BURGESS v. STATE OF FLORIDA
Supreme Court of Florida
Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing 
A trial court cannot rely on a sworn arrest report in a court file to determine, as a matter of law, that consecutive habitual offender sentences are... 		10/17/2002 SC00-1724
WESTERHEIDE v. STATE OF FLORIDA
Supreme Court of Florida
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure 
The "Jimmy Ryce Act", providing for the involuntary commitment of persons convicted of sexually offenses and found to be "sexually violent predators",... 		10/17/2002 SC00-2124
ROBERTSON v. STATE OF FLORIDA
Supreme Court of Florida
Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence 
The district court, in concluding that defendant's threats against his ex-wife constituted permissible Williams rule evidence, erred in affirming the... 		10/10/2002 SC01-890
WOODHAM v. BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA, INC.
Supreme Court of Florida
Administrative Law, Civil Rights, Labor & Employment Law 
A claimant need not pursue the administrative remedies under section 760.11(7), Florida Statutes, when the claimant has filed a complaint under the... 		10/10/2002 SC01-2160
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY HOSP. AUTH. v. COFFARO
Supreme Court of Florida
Civil Procedure 
The 90-day extension purchased under Florida Statutes section 766.104(2) is not added to what remains of the original statute of limitations, but is... 		10/03/2002 SC00-665

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