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STETSON LAW REVIEW - 36-2 Winter; (2007)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

VOLUME 36

Winter 2007

NUMBER 2

“When the Wind Blows”: The Role of the Local Government Attorney before, during, and in the Aftermath of a Disaster

Joseph G. Jarret and Michele L. Lieberman

Ensuring That Florida’s Language Minorities Have Access to the Ballot

JoNel Newman

Going Too Far in United States v. Yates: The Eleventh Circuit’s Application of Maryland v. Craig to Two-Way Videoconferencing

Michael R. Rocha

A Fair Presumption: Why Florida Needs a Divorce Revocation Statute for Beneficiary-Designated Nonprobate Assets

Suzanne Soliman

Soliman Appendix A

Suzanne Soliman

Soliman Appendix B

Suzanne Soliman

“Can You Hear Me Now?”: “Substantial Evidence” under the Telecommunications Act of 1996—A Closer Look at Linet v. Wellington

Perry M. Adair

Department of Revenue v. City of Gainesville: The Florida Supreme Court Attempts to Define the Scope of Municipal Exemption from Ad Valorem Taxation

E. Kelly Bittick, Jr.

Index - Recent Developments

Caselist - Recent Developments

Annexation

Condemnation & Eminent Domain

Constitutional Law

Elections & Voting Rights

Finance & Taxation

Government Contracting

Land Use Planning & Zoning

Municipal Authority

Ordinances & Regulations

Police

Practice & Procedure

Public Education

Public Employment

Public Records & Meeting

Tort Liability & Governmental Immunity

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