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From left, Florida Supreme Court Justice C. Alan Lawson, with University of Florida law students -- Seth Donahoe, Sara Altes, Steve Cline and Rachel Sheffield -- at the conclusion of the annual appellate advocacy competition, Feb. 16, 2017. (Photo: Susan Washington)
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From left, Florida Supreme Court Justice C. Alan Lawson, with University of Florida law students -- Seth Donahoe, Sara Altes, Steve Cline and Rachel Sheffield -- at the conclusion of the annual appellate advocacy competition, Feb. 16, 2017. (Photo: Susan Washington)

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