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· 5/19/1995

Pinto v. Alabama Coalition for Equity

Citations

  • 662 So. 2d 894
  • 1995 WL 302906

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  • Houston, J., disagreeing with the rationale of the Court's opinion, but concurring in the result
  • Maddox, J., concurring specially, stating that `the question of the power of the circuit court, in the remedy phase, might, and probably will, present questions involving the division of powers between the Executive Branch and the Legislative and Judicial Branches of government'
  • “Under Florida law, a dog is considered to be personal property.”
  • thirty-month suspension following conviction for aiding and abetting wire fraud
  • Maddox, J., concurring specially, stating that “the question of the power of the circuit court, in the remedy phase, might, and probably will, present questions involving the division of powers between the Executive Branch and the Legislative and Judicial Branches of government”

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