· 10/6/1977
Alachua County v. Powers
Citations
- 351 So. 2d 32
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- the fact that city employees had returned a form requesting the city to maintain confidentiality of all materials in their personnel files did not exempt that material from inspection under the Public Records Law
- also construing s 28.33 and concluding that the clerk has investment discretion of county funds except for those surplus funds directed by the board of county commissioners to be invested pursuant to their directions
- clerk of court has authority and responsibility to perform auditing functions as arm of board of county commission in auditing records of constitutional officers, and as watchdog of the board in pre-auditing accounts of the board in determining legality of expenditures
- clerk of court has authority and responsibility to perform auditing functions as arm of board of county commission in auditing records of constitutional officers, and as watchdog of the board in pre-auditing accounts of the board in determining legality of expenditures
- clerk of the circuit court has the authority and responsibility to perform the auditing functions both as the arm of the board of county commissioners and as the watchdog of the board in the case of pre-auditing accounts of the board in determining the legality of expenditures
- clerk forbidden to sign illegal warrants
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Judges: Adkins
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