Vol. 45, Issue 2, 1993March 01, 1993 EDT
State-Enforced Fees for Special Benefits Conferred: Taxes or User Fees?
State-Enforced Fees for Special Benefits Conferred: Taxes or User Fees?
Sharon Liebman,
Articles in Vol. 45, Issue 2, 1993
Vol. 45, Issue 2, 1993
- Franchising and Consumers' Beliefs about "Tied" Products": The Death Knell for Krehl?Robert W. Emerson
- The Need for Fair Play: Repealing the Federal Baseball Antitrust ExemptionConnie MackRichard M. Blau
- Courts of Inequity: The Bankruptcy Laws' Failure to Adequately Protect the Dalkon Shield VictimsJason A. Rosenthal
- Florida's Motor Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act: Lemon-Aid for the ConsumerDuane A. Daiker
- Florida's Treatment of Entirety Property: Do Unsecured Joint Creditors Lose the Benefit of Their Bargain or Achieve a Higher Status Than Specifically Provided by the Bankruptcy Code?Julio E. Castro
- Constitutional Law: Permissibility of Differential Taxation of the Press Under the First AmendmentCindy L. Rogers
- Trusts: The Requirements for Valid Declarations of Trust Under Florida Statutes Sec. 689.075Megan Kelly
- State-Enforced Fees for Special Benefits Conferred: Taxes or User Fees?Sharon Liebman
- Habeas Corpus: Capital Punishment for Petitioners Claiming "Actual Innocence"?James Thomas Tucker
- Florida Impact Doctrine: No Longer an Obstacle to Recovery of Emotional Damages in Wrongful BirthThomas W. Ledman
Sharon Liebman, State-Enforced Fees for Special Benefits Conferred: Taxes or User Fees?, 45 Fla. L. Rev. 325 (1993).