The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . . § 943.139(2), merely reporting such decisions does not automatically impose state control over the . . .
. . . . § 943.139(4), Fla. Stat. (2008) (emphasis added). . . . We affirmed, reasoning that “[sjection 943.139(4) fails to clearly abrogate, limit, or qualify the absolute . . . The plaintiff, however, argues that Bates was unclear as to whether it applied only to section 943.139 . . . (4) or also to section 768.095, which is incorporated in section 943.139(4). . . .
. . . The qualification of absolute immunity under section 943.139(4), Florida Statutes (2008) applied only . . . She argues that the provisions of section 943.139(4) apply to the Sheriff and qualify the common law . . . Section 943.139(4) applies to an administrator of an employing agency who discloses information. . . . By its very terms, section 943.139(4) applies to the administrator who files the form. . . . Section 943.139(4) fails to clearly abrogate, limit, or qualify the absolute immunity provided the Sheriff . . .
. . . ) or who intentionally executes a false affidavit established in s. 943.13(8), s. 943.133(2), or s. 943.139 . . .
. . . -(10) or who intentionally executes a false affidavit established in §943.13(8), § 943.133(2), or § 943.139 . . .