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STETSON LAW REVIEW - 31-2 Winter; (2002)

Local Government Law Symposium

VOLUME 31

Winter 2002

NUMBER 2

Sound and Fury: Property Owners Cannot Defeat Special Assessment with bald speculation that their property cannot be developed

by Sidney F. Ansbacher

Johnson v. DeSoto County Board of Commissioners: A small minority group experiences difficulty when it claims dilution of it's voting strength under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act

Katharine Ingles Butler, Robert M. Fournier

Harris v. Moore: The Dilemma of the Disinterested Supervisor of Elections

by Michael D. Cirullo, Jr.

Defending Harris v. Moore: The Court Was Correct

Charles M. Fahlbusch

Walker v. City of Pompano Beach: Cause to be wary of Judicial Sanction of Aggressive Police Tactics During Temporary Detentions

by Steven W. Gomberg

The First Ammendment Strikes Back

by Mark A. Gruwell

Young v. Progressive Southeastern Insurance Company; The Florida Supreme Court Further Expands Mandated Uninsured-Motorist Coverage

by Tracy Raffels Gunn

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS INDEX

by Professor James J. Brown

Recent Developments Case List

Annexation

Constitutional Law

Government Contracting

Governmental Immuity

Land-Use Planning and Zoning

Municipal Authority

Municipal Finance

Ordinances

Police

Practice and Procedure

Public Contracts

Public Education

Public Employment

Public Utilities

Taxation

Tort Liability

Transportation

Voting Rights

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