Blinn v. Florida Dept. of Transportation

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• holding that the Florida Supreme Court has ruled unequivocally that where the language of a statute is clear, the language must be given its effect, rather than the purpose or the intent indicated by legislative history
• denying a motion for rehearing based on “the long-established rule that ... issues not raised in the briefs ... cannot be raised for the first time on motion for rehearing”
• tolling a state-law claim’s statute of limitations for 30 days under § 1367(d

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