Christine Jordan SextonJune 28, 2024
6min0
SB 1600 eliminates a law regarding licensure by endorsement and creates a new universal endorsement statute that applies to medical doctors and a dozen-plus other medical professionals.
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Christine Jordan SextonJune 28, 2024
Scott PowersMarch 16, 2020
3min533
Offices are shifting to appointments-only or on-line transactions.
Ryan NicolDecember 24, 2019
4min570
GOP lawmakers say they plan to tackle licensing reform during the upcoming Session.
Jim RosicaAugust 6, 2018
4min256
An administrative law judge on Monday struck down a proposed state regulation carving out a ‘citrus preference’ for medical marijuana provider licenses, calling it “invalid.” The decision may be moot, however, because a circuit judge last week declared the section of state law creating the preference to be unconstitutional. (That story is here.) Louis Del […]
Jim RosicaJuly 16, 2018
5min948
A Destin lawyer has sued the Department of Health, saying a medical marijuana license preference for black farmers should include “Native American farmers and ranchers.” Donivon Craig Tingle filed suit in Okaloosa County Circuit Civil court last month. The suit was disclosed in a departmental “legal updates” email on Friday — the same day officials said they […]
Jim RosicaMay 27, 2016
4min566
Despite “nothing about Hamilton Downs (being) real in terms of racetrack standards,” an administrative law judge nonetheless sided with the north Florida horse track, tossing out the state’s complaint that the track ran “flag drop” races contrary to its license. Administrative Law Judge E. Gary Early submitted his recommended order on Thursday, dismissing the action by state pari-mutuel regulators. […]