The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . by preemption or illegality of arrests for failure to follow the procedural requirements of section 847.08 . . .
. . . damages, it gave amounts of $2,643,749.10 and $2,996,-596.18, and calculated a difference of $352,-847.08 . . .
. . . granted the motion and entered judgment against Safeco in the amount of $560,205.11, that is $352,-847.08 . . .
. . . information the state filed a motion for an order to produce the subject film, pursuant to Section 847.08 . . . the motions for production orders, and moved to quash them once issued, on the ground that Section 847.08 . . . Section 847.08, Florida Statutes (1975), provides that after the filing of an indictment, information . . . Appellant contends that Section 847.08 is unconstitutional in that it authorizes the seizure of property . . . Appellant argues that since Section 847.08 states that the production order that is authorized is for . . .
. . . .-07, 847.08 and 847.09. . . . Section 2 of Chapter 73-120 relates to obscene materials and is carried forward as Florida Statute 847.08 . . .
. . . the total amount apportioned by the defendant to the plaintiff’s policy is §1,711.77 for reserve and §847.08 . . .