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Law Firm to Bring 100 Jobs to Tallahassee
The American Law magazine reports that theKaye Scholer law firm is moving some 100 staffers from New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., to a new office in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Jeb Bush: 'It Is Not [Immigration] but the Law Itself That Is Broken'
Read the book.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush says, "It is not [immigration] law enforcement but the law itself that is broken."
In case you didn't know, Bush and Goldwater Institute Vice President Clint Bolick collaborated on a book, it's just out and it couldn't be more timely: "Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution."
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Bill Prohibits Cuban-Trained Doctors from Practicing in Florida
Sen. Rene Garcia, R- Hialeah, and Rep. Manny Diaz Jr., R- Hialeah, have introduced companion bills in their chambers that would prohibit Cuban-trained physicians --particularly if a U.S. citizen --from practicing in the Sunshine State.
Senate Bill 456 and House Bill 517 would forbid U.S citizens or residents who travel to Cuba for the purpose of medical training or a medical degree from practicing in Florida.
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George Zimmerman Responds to Lawsuit by Security Firm
The Orlando Sentinel reports that George Zimmerman has responded to a lawsuit claiming he owes some $27,000 to a company that provided him and his family round-the-clock security for 21 days in June and July of 2012.
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Mario Diaz-Balart: Time to Deal in ‘Reality’ on Immigration Reform
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Jeff Brandes Files Bill to Expand Animal Abuse Prosecution
Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, has filed a bill, SB 504, intended to make it easier to prosecute those who abuse animals through animal fighting.
Violence against animals is a serious problem, and Im committed to ensuring that our law enforcement and prosecutors have the necessary tools to bring animal abusers to justice, Brandes stated in a release.
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Whose Welfare?
If there is ever a contest for the law with the most grossly misleading title, the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 should be a prime candidate, because the last thing this Act protects is the welfare of Indian children.
