Debbie Mayfield, Florida Supreme Court
Debbie Mayfield asks Florida Supreme Court to intervene in disqualification from SD 19 Special Election
State Rep. Debbie Mayfield has asked the Florida Supreme Court to intervene after the Florida Department of State disqualified her in a Special Election in Senate District 19. The Melbourne Republican stressed urgency in a court petition, as a Republican Primary will be held on April 1.
State disqualifies GOP Rep. Debbie Mayfield from running for state Senate
House Republican Rep. Debbie Mayfield, who had filed to run in the special election scheduled for the state Senate seat she held for eight years before being term-limited out of office last year, has been informed by the Florida Department of State that she has been disqualified for the race.
State lawmakers would be restricted to serving a total of 16 years in the Legislature under a proposed constitutional ...
Florida State Sen. Blaise Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, filed a proposed constitutional amendment Thursday that would restrict ...
Currently in Florida, the only way to legally grow cannabis is to own a Medical Marijuana Treatment Center, of which there ...
The public reprimand and suspension reinforce the high court's expectation that all judges must conduct themselves with ...
One disqualified candidate Rep. Debbie Mayfield, files lawsuit. The other one, Gabriel Goddard, plans his own legal action.
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Brief Filed With U.S. Supreme Court In Lawsuit Against Hillsborough County School RedistrictingHILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. - A friend-of-the-court brief was filed at the U.S. Supreme Court Friday in a case that could ...
The Florida Supreme Court this week publicly scolded a Seminole County judge for unleashing a series of angry outbursts three years ago when he loudly cursed at defendants, scolded a woman in the ...
The NRA on Monday filed a document at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that cited a ruling last week by another federal ...
The home insurance industry’s calls to block attorney fees for insurance policyholders ran into a skeptical Florida Supreme ...
Of note, the makeup of the Florida Supreme Court has not changed since justices in April approved an “Adult Use of Marijuana” ...
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