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The Chevron deference doctrine is a matter of federal administrative law; it does not control Florida courts when deciding issues arising under state law. Florida, however, has its own deference doctrine, which is similar―but not identical―to its federal counterpart.
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LAW REVIEW. President's power to nominate is exclusive, although such Presidential action clearly necessitates public policy judgments. 2. The Florida Constitution provides an example of an explicit assignment of legislative, policy making authority to the judicial branch. That constitution
Part I offers a brief overview of precedent setting out who qualifies as a potential defendant in Section 1983 actions. Part II provides a negative critique of nonabrogation, contending that the Supreme Court’s caselaw fails to justify its proscription of Section 1983 suits against states.
Florida Law Review. Volume 71. Issue 5. Article 2. November 2020. Revisiting Background Principles in Takings Litigation. Michael C. Blumm. Rachel G. Wolfard. Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.ufl.edu/flr. Part of the Property Law and Real Estate Commons. Recommended Citation.
The Florida State University Law Review is recognized as the top law journal in the state of Florida and a leader in the region, based on citations by courts and the average citation of articles published in recent years.
university of florida law review indicate a gradual recognition of the necessity of tort liability in various areas of municipal, county, and even state governmental ac-
This Note analyzes the legal battles in Florida between state and local governments in regulating single-use plastics, granting rights to nature, and regulating fracking.
