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Florida Statutes § 116.15 — Penalty for violation of ss. 116.13 and 116.14.
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Violating ss. 116.13 or 116.14 is a second-degree misdemeanor and is punishable under s. 775.083.
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Florida Statutes § 116.21 — Unclaimed moneys; limitation.
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Certain county sheriffs and clerks may transfer unclaimed money to county fine and forfeiture funds, and claimants must file timely written claims and prove ownership to recover it.
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Florida Statutes § 116.22 — Definitions; forfeiture of personal property in custody of clerks of various courts.
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This section defines “personal property” or “chattels personal” to include all property except real estate and anything permanently attached to it, where context permits.
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Florida Statutes § 116.33 — Exercise of police power.
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The Legislature states this act is a lawful exercise of the state’s police power for more efficient and speedy forfeiture of certain property, and that it should be read broadly.
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Florida Statutes § 116.34 — Facsimile signatures.
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Authorized officers may use facsimile signatures and facsimile seals on specified public documents if they first file a sworn manual signature with the Department of State; unauthorized or fraudulent use is a second-degree felony.
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Florida Statutes § 116.35 — Notary public commissions; employees of state and county agencies.
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State and county agencies may pay for notary public commissions for their employees, and chief administrative officers must तयermine how many notaries are needed.
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Florida Statutes § 116.36 — Notary public commissions; municipal employees.
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Municipal agencies may pay for employee notary commissions, and the chief administrative officer must तयermine how many notaries are needed.
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Florida Statutes § 116.37 — Notary public commissions; elected officers.
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Some elected officers may become notaries public.
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Florida Statutes § 116.38 — Notary fees.
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Notaries must charge the fee set by chapter 117 unless another law sets a different fee; they may not charge fees for certain motor vehicle tag/title services or required loyalty oaths.
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Florida Statutes § 118.10 — Civil-law notary.
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This section defines civil-law notaries and authentic acts, gives civil-law notaries authority to perform specified notarial acts, and gives the Secretary of State power to appoint and regulate them.
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Florida Statutes § 118.12 — Certification of civil-law notary’s authority; apostilles.
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If a civil-law notary’s authority certification is needed, it must be obtained from the Secretary of State, who must issue it on written request and payment of the prescribed fee.
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Florida Statutes § 119.01 — General state policy on public records.
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Florida agencies must keep public records open for inspection and copying, including electronically maintained records, subject to listed exemptions and laws.
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Florida Statutes § 119.011 — Definitions.
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This section defines many terms used in the chapter, including agency, public records, redact, custodian of public records, and utility.
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Florida Statutes § 119.021 — Custodial requirements; maintenance, preservation, and retention of public records.
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Public records must be kept, preserved, retained, and in some cases delivered to successors or the lawful custodian.
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Florida Statutes § 119.035 — Officers-elect.
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Officers-elect must follow this chapter’s public records rules and take steps to preserve and deliver records.
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Florida Statutes § 119.07 — Inspection and copying of records; photographing public records; fees; exemptions.
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Custodians of public records must allow inspection and copying, respond promptly and in good faith, disclose exemption bases, and provide copies subject to fees and other stated conditions.
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Florida Statutes § 119.0701 — Contracts; public records; request for contractor records; civil action.
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Public agency service contracts must include a public-records notice and a clause requiring contractor compliance with public records laws.
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Florida Statutes § 119.071 — General exemptions from inspection or copying of public records.
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This subsection creates many public-records exemptions and some limited disclosure rights for agency records, examination papers, investigative materials, security records, and body-camera recordings.
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Florida Statutes § 119.0711 — Executive branch agency exemptions from inspection or copying of public records.
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An executive branch agency that is acquiring real property by purchase or eminent domain must keep appraisals, value reports, offers, and counteroffers in writing, and the records are temporarily exempt from public inspection until the option-contract or conditional-acceptance point described in the section.
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Florida Statutes § 119.0712 — Executive branch agency-specific exemptions from inspection or copying of public records.
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This section makes certain public-records information confidential or exempt and limits when agencies may release it.
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