In the end, history can never be "factual not constructed," as the language of the Florida statute itself demonstrates.

They have limited power, like other private security agencies in the state, regulated by Florida Statute 493.

It was thought unlikely that, even if successfully applied, the Florida statute could survive an appeal process.

A Florida statute allows a medical examiner to return a body to the jurisdiction where the incident occurred.

This is an antiquated act that appears only one place in the Florida Statutes.

These arrests marked the first time that Florida Statute 836.11 (1945) was applied.

At issue was a Florida statute that required the state's newspapers to grant a "right of reply" to political candidates criticized in their pages.

A Florida statute granted political candidates the right to have newspapers publish replies to published attacks.

And that has to be done - that contention is based upon everything else in the Florida statute, including the contest provisions.

Nonetheless, as of 2013, the law remained part of Florida Statutes.