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Granting rights to water could greatly hurt Floridians

Granting rights to water could greatly hurt Floridians
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Right to pray ballot initiative proposed in Florida

âRight to prayâ ballot initiative proposed in Florida The proposed constitutional amendment is sponsored by an Orlando-based political committee. Â Â Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne preaches during a service at his church, the River at Tampa Bay, on March 29, 2020. That was two days after Hillsborough County officials approved a stay-at-home order to limit the spread of the coronavirus. [ Facebook ] By News Service of Florida Published Yesterday A proposed Florida constitutional amendment would limit the authority of government to close churches or restrict the sizes of gatherings, after controversies emerged across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic. The proposed amendment, sponsored by an Orlando-based political committee known as Florida Right to Pray Together, was posted this month on the state Division of Elections website.

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Sunburn — The morning read of what s hot in Florida politics — 7 22 21

Sunburn — The morning read of what s hot in Florida politics — 7 22 21
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Williamson farming operations bill signed into law

Williamson farming operations bill signed into law Special to Gannett/USA TODAY NETWORK PACE On April 30, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB88/HB1601: Farming Operations into law. The legislation, sponsored by Representative Jayer Williamson (R-Pace), picked up the Senate version of the bill and passed it off the House floor with bipartisan support last week. The intent of the legislation was to amend the Florida Right to Farm Act, enacted in 1979, which protects farm operations from nuisance lawsuits if the operations are in compliance with federal laws, state laws or best management practices. Specific changes to the act include that a plaintiff must prove by clear and convincing evidence that his or her claim arises from conduct out of compliance with the laws or practices in a civil nuisance action against a farm. It also prohibits a nuisance action from being filed against a farm operation unless the real property affected is within one-half mile of the source of the act

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Fla Farm Bill Ripped As Sly Attack On Sugar Industry Suits

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Fla. Farm Bill Ripped As Sly Attack On Sugar Industry Suits Law360 (May 3, 2021, 8:28 PM EDT) A farm rights bill signed into law by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is taking heat from critics as a targeted attack on a pending lawsuit against the state s multibillion-dollar sugar industry and a surreptitious move to block similar cases in the future by labeling them nuisance lawsuits. When Senate Bill 88 was introduced during the recently completed legislative session, it was described as a measure to amend the Florida Right to Farm Act to preserve agritourism, meaning hayrides and egghunts, according to Matthew Moore of Berman & Berman, lead counsel for plaintiffs in a proposed class action in the federal Southern District.

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