The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . Lopez complains that the CSAB's procedures failed to adhere to Florida Statutes § 30.076's due process . . . However, § 30.076 does not apply to Lopez's appeal of his demotion and suspension. . . . Section 30.076(1) applies only to appeals of terminations, not demotions. . . . Lopez attempts to bridge this gap by insisting that § 30.076 applies to terminations of promotions as . . . Lopez's importation of the broad "termination" definition from § 30.073(3) to avail himself of § 30.076 . . .
. . . Office to either reinstate him or afford him a hearing before the review board, pursuant to section 30.076 . . . Sections 30.073(5) and 30.076(1) prohibit the termination of a deputy sheriff for lawful off-duty political . . . Section 30.076 affords a terminated deputy the right to a hearing before a review board to challenge . . . See § 30.076(2), Fla. Stat. . . .
. . . But the written sentencing documents impose a term of 30.076 months’ imprisonment, the term White had . . .
. . . was correct in determining that the Sheriff had the burden of proof, it erroneously relied on section 30.076 . . .
. . . violated Van House’s due process rights for two primary reasons: the procedures set forth in section 30.076 . . . Section 30.076(1) specifies that “[t]he sheriff may not terminate a regularly appointed deputy sheriff . . . Section 30.076(2) states that “[t]he review board shall be utilized to make the determination as to whether . . . requiring McDougall to prove just cause and by otherwise failing to follow certain provisions of section 30.076 . . . court did not adequately take into account the limitation language contained in sections 30.075 and 30.076 . . .