The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . General Statute § 143-318.17, which makes guilty - of a misdemeanor anyone who “willfully interrupts, . . . General Statute § 143-318.17 to have him removed; he has not challenged the constitutionality of that . . .
. . . Statutes, and the other provisions of the Chapter which deal with criminal traffic offenses; see Section 318.17 . . .
. . . Section 318.17, Florida Statutes (1973), contemplated that gas lines may be placed along a roadway. . . .
. . . Section 316.1935 F.S., was one of the criminal traffic offenses specifically not decriminalized [see 318.17 . . .
. . . -or — sections 240.265, 320.07(3), 339.30 or-34Q,23rFloridsvStatutes, except as provided in section 318.17 . . .
. . . Section 318.14 F.S. excepts Section 318.17 F.S. . . . Notwithstanding the fact the Florida Supreme Court has chosen to designate Section 318.17 of the Florida . . .
. . . term “offense” in 316.645 must be limited to the criminal offenses listed in Sections 316.655(4) and 318.17 . . .
. . . , or sections 240.265, 320.07(3), 339.30 or 340.23, Florida Statutes, except as provided in section 318.17 . . .
. . . The pertinent portions of that statute read: (1) Except as provided in s. 318.17, any person cited for . . .
. . . section 339.30, section 340.23, or section 239.55 of Florida Statutes, except as provided in section 318.17 . . .
. . . The Army deducted, from what it owed the plaintiff for the- bacon, the sum of $11,-318.17 which, it claimed . . .