United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 895.02 — Definitions.
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This section defines key terms used in Florida RICO provisions.
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This section defines key terms used in Florida RICO provisions.
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The offense severity ranking chart is used with the Criminal Punishment Code worksheet to compute a sentence score for covered felony offenders.
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This section defines several UAS-related terms and limits local governments’ ability to regulate drones, while creating offenses for certain drone operations over critical infrastructure, schools, agricultural lands, and private property.
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This section defines salvage-related terms and requires title surrender, notifications, waiting periods, and recordkeeping for certain vehicle sales and dismantling activities.
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This section creates the council, sets appointment and conflict-of-interest rules, and requires lobbyist registration for people trying to influence the council.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including “able to work,” “agricultural labor,” “casual labor,” and “American employer,” and gives the Department of Commerce limited rulemaking power.
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Adoption entities must give required written disclosures to certain parents and prospective adoptive parents, and keep acknowledgments and related records.
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This section sets prompt-payment rules for certain construction contracts, including when an obligor must pay, when interest starts, and how retainage can be handled.
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This section gives the health department supervision over certain water systems, requires applications, sampling, notices, and fees, and bars suppliers from introducing hazardous contaminants.
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Counties or municipalities may use speed detection systems to enforce school-zone speeding rules, but notices, hearings, payment, affidavits, record retention, privacy, and reporting rules apply.
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This section lets certain Florida governments use traffic infraction enforcement officers and traffic infraction detectors for red-light violations, but it sets notice, hearing, reporting, payment, and exemption rules.
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The department has broad authority over transportation construction and maintenance contracts, but must follow detailed bidding, notice, payment, recordkeeping, and contract-content rules.
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Florida enacts the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact, creating a process for eligible physicians to get expedited licenses across member states.
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This section sets up Florida’s impaired practitioner program, including consultants, monitoring, referrals, disclosures, and confidentiality rules.
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This section defines terms used in the fertilizer chapter.
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This section sets rules for HIV testing, including consent, confidentiality, county testing programs, and penalties for violations.
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This section creates the Department of Transportation and sets rules for the Secretary and the Florida Transportation Commission.
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This section says when work counts as covered employment and sets reporting, payment, and election rules for employee leasing companies and common paymasters.
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This section creates the Florida Engineers Management Corporation and requires it to provide services to the board under a written contract, while limiting the corporation’s authority and requiring reports, audits, and recordkeeping.
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School districts may use school bus infraction detection systems, but they must follow notice, reporting, privacy, and enforcement rules.