Vol. 18, Issue 4, 1966March 01, 1966 EDT
State and Local Taxation: The Public Purpose Exemption in Florida
State and Local Taxation: The Public Purpose Exemption in Florida
William D. Goddard,
Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 4, 1966
Vol. 18, Issue 4, 1966
- The Ombudsman, A Grievance Man for CitizensTalbot D'Alemberte
- The High Water Mark: Boundary Between Public and Private LandsNorwood Gay
- Optimizing Legal PolicyStuart S. Nagel
- The Right to DieEdward M. Kay
- The Criminal Justice Act of 1964: A Step Toward Equal Justice in the Federal CourtsRichard M. Robinson
- Medical Malpractice Litigation: Suggested Improvements and a Possible AlternativeHarry H. Root
- Florida's Wrongful Death Law: Time for a ChangeDavid K. Deitrich
- A Statutory Approach to Governmental Liability in FloridaOsmond C. Howe Jr.
- Conflicts of Interest: A New ApproachCharles P. Pillans
- Evidence: Legislative Reform for the "Dead Man's Statute"Rutledge R. Liles
- Criminal Law: Mistake of Age as Defense to Statutory RapeMichael McGillicuddy
- Constitutional Law: Privacy's Strength in the Battleground of DoctrinesKarl B. Block Jr.
- State and Local Taxation: The Public Purpose Exemption in FloridaWilliam D. Goddard
- Easements by Necessity: Water Access No Longer a BarGeorge W. Johnson
William D. Goddard, State and Local Taxation: The Public Purpose Exemption in Florida, 18 Fla. L. Rev. 708 (1966).