Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1983January 01, 1983 EDT
Judicial Review of Substituted Agency Fact-Finding: Florida Courts’ Innovative Solution to the Competent Substancial Evidence “Conundrum”
Judicial Review of Substituted Agency Fact-Finding: Florida Courts’ Innovative Solution to the Competent Substancial Evidence “Conundrum”
Steven M. Larimore,
Articles in Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1983
Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1983
- The Law of Sentencing as Public CeremonyJoseph W. Little
- Toward a Definition of the Bona Fide Seniority SystemBruce E. Kasold
- State Regulatory Responses to Federal Motor Carrier ReregulationJames FreemanRichard Beilock
- District Courts of Appeal: Courts of Final Jurisdiction with Two Responsibilities--An Expanded Power to Certify Questions and Authority to Sit En BancBen F. Overton
- Force-Feeding Hunger Striking Prisoners: A Framework for AnalysisRichard Ansbacher
- The Supporting Spouse's Rights in the Others Professional Degree Upon DivorceJudy Taylor Rush
- Judicial Review of Substituted Agency Fact-Finding: Florida Courts' Innovative Solution to the Competent Substancial Evidence "Conundrum"Steven M. Larimore
- Criminal Law: Privilege of Non-Retreat in the Home Not Applicable if Victim and Accuesed Co-Occupy DwellingLisa K. Simonton
- Counties: Supreme Court's Substantial Impact on Ad Valorem TaxationJeffrey M. Fuller
- Torts--Parental Immunity: A Time for ChangeCharles A. Postler
- Constitutional Law: Establishment Clause Standing ClarifiedWilliam Turbeville
- Insurance: Does Florida's No-Fault Law Comply with the Constitutional Right of Access to the Courts?Terri Goodman
- Civil Rights: Law Partners as Employees for Title VII Purposes?Andrea Zelman
Steven M. Larimore, Judicial Review of Substituted Agency Fact-Finding: Florida Courts’ Innovative Solution to the Competent Substancial Evidence “Conundrum,” 35 Fla. L. Rev. 153 (1983).