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· 2/2/1994

Witmer v. DEPT. OF BUSINESS & PRO. REG.

Citations

  • 631 So. 2d 338
  • 1994 WL 26991

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “every element necessary to [the emergency suspension order’s] validity must appear on the face of the order.”
  • observing that an “[a]greement is a necessary element of the crime of conspiracy, which is defined as an express or implied agreement of two or more persons to engage in a criminal or unlawful act”
  • finding an allegation of an offer to commit an illegal act insufficient to state a claim for civil conspiracy

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Judges: Per Curiam

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