The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Section 796.06 makes it illegal to rent any place or structure "with the knowledge that such place * . . . Violations of both sections 796.06 and 796.07 are misdemeanors. . . .
. . . In June of 1983, Plaintiff was arrested for violation of section 796.06(1), Florida Statutes, which provides . . . No mention of Section 796.06 was made in this letter, which was dated March 1, 1983. . . . Assistant State Attorney Benjamin also discussed Section 796.06 with Grimm, who inquired whether the . . . person that leased the premises to Man’s World could be prosecuted successfully under Section 796.06. . . . They contended that [Section 796.06] would be violated at any time during the pendency of a lease so . . .
. . . Carruthers and Berk went to Plaintiff’s office and arrested Von Stein pursuant to Florida Statute section 796.06 . . . July 8,1983, the State Attorney filed an Information charging Von Stein with the violation of sections 796.06 . . . Florida Statute section 796.06(1) provides in pertinent part that it shall be unlawful to let or rent . . . A violation of section 796.06 requires the existence of two elements: (1) the accused must lease or rent . . . of the State Attorney that a formal prosecution of Von Stein could be initiated pursuant to section 796.06 . . .
. . . 27.03 when: (a) An officer has been found guilty of violating Sections 790.17, 790.18, 790.24, 790.27, 796.06 . . .
. . . the costs of preserving the assets until they were sold, so that plaintiff received a total of $168,-796.06 . . .