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58 Fla. B.J. 1 (1984)

handle is hein.barjournals/florbarj0058 and id is 1 raw text is: THE FLORIDA VOLUME LVIII, NO. 1 JANUARY 1984 BA JOULRNAL ADVANCING COMPETENCE AND PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY OF LAWYERS Mailing Address: The Florida Bar Center. Tallahassee, Florida 32301-8226 Editorial Staff Editor John F. Harkness, Jr. Managing Editor Linda H. Yates Associate Editor Cheryle M. Dodd Associate Editor Judson Orrick Advertising Director Clara Mae Hart Advertising Sales William A. (Bill) Coyle Circulation Director Gail Grimes Staff Assistant Mary Ann Mayo Art Production Judith Nable Design Consultants Kidd & Company Communications Director Paul F. Hill Editorial Board Chairman Dean Bunch, Tallahassee; Vice Chairman Marsha G. Rydberg, Tampa; Vice Chairman Barrett Sanders. Miami; Howard Eugene Adams, Tallahassee Stephen Craig Aidredge, Tampa; Robert Nelson Allen, Jr., Miami; Everett P. Anderson, Tallahassee; Richard A. Belz Gainesville Susan Gardiner Chopin, West Palm Beach; Robert Saul Cohen, Tallahassee; Philip Michael Cullen Ill, Ft. Lauderdale; William Newton Drake, Jr., St. Petersburg; Patria Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Panama City; Irving David Gaines, Milwaukee; Cynthia L. Greene, Miami, Tann H. Hunt. Tallahassee; Marshall Barry Kapp, Dayton, Ohio; Hal Kemp Litchford, Orlando Patricia A. Martin, Jackson- ville Mahon Terry McNab, Tallahassee Stevan Travis Northcuff, Tampa, William David Palmer, Orlando; Barbara Ropes Pankau, Tampa; Mark Penzer, North Miami, Ray Reynolds, Tallahassee Richard Rhoda Roach, Jr., Lakeland; Edward Siegel, Jacksonville; Courtney Wilder Stanton, Jacksonville Joan Stewart, Tallahassee Delphene C. Strickland, Tallahassee Ex Officio William 0. E. Henry, Ex Officio Gerald F. Richman. Officers of The Florida Bar President William 0. E. Henry, Lakeland President-elect Gerald F. Richman, Miami Executive Director John F. Harkness, Jr., Tallahassee The Board of Governors First Circuit Patrick G. Emmanuel; Second Circuit Thomas M Ervin, Jr., David V. Kerns; Third Circuit Thomas W. Brown; Fourth Circuit John M. McNatt. Jr., Rutledge R. Liles; Fifth Circuit Robert E. Austin, Jr.,; Sixth Circuit F. Wallace Pope, Jr., Louie N. Adcock, Jr.; Seventh Circuit William E. Loucks; Eighth Circuit Stephen A. Rappenecker Ninth Circuit William Trickel, Jr.. Dan H Honeywell, Tenth Circuit Robert E. Pyle; Eleventh Circuit Phyllis Shampanier, Theodore Klein, Barry R. Davidson, Stephen N. Zack, Michael Nachwalter, Robert E. Livingston, Alan T. Dimond; Twelfth Circuit George A. Dietz; Thirteenth Circuit J, Fraser Himes, Barry A. Cohen. Fourteenth Circuit Rowlett W. Bryant, Fifteenth Circuit Sidney A Stubbs, Jr. Joseph J. Reiter; Sixteenth Circuit Joe F. Miklas; Seventeenth Circuit Ray Ferrero, Jr., Drake M. Batchelder, Harry G. Carratt; Eighteenth Circuit Elting L. Storms Nineteenth Circuit Ben L. Bryan, Jr., Twentieth Circuit J. Dudley Goodlette; Out-of-State Edwin Marger; President YLS Neil J. Berman; President-elect YLS Edwin P. Kreiger, Jr. Published monthly except July/August is combined issue, by The Florida Bar 600 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee 32301-8226. Second class postage paid at the Post Office in Tallahassee, Florida 32301-8226 and at additional mailing offices. The Florida Bar Journal (ISSN 0015-3915). Subscriptions: Florida Bar members receive the Journal as part of their annual dues payment, Nonmember subscriptions are $20 a year; $12 for law students (double distribution will occur upon a student subscriber's admission to the Bar). Single magazine copies, $1.75; September directory issue $15 ($7.50 to Bar members) Single copy sales subject to 5% Florida sales tax Advertising copy is carefully reviewed but publication herein does not necessarily imply endorsement of any product or service offered Advertising rate card will be furnished upon request. Views and conclusions expressed in articles herein are those of the authors not necessarily those of the editorial staff officials or Board of Governors of The Florida Bar ,1984 The Florida Bar. Postmaster Send address changes to The Florida Bar Journal Tallahassee, Florida 32301-8226 The Florida Bar Journal (ISSN 0015-3915) Reports 4 President's Page William 0. E. Henry 6 Executive Directions John F. Harkness, Jr. 8 Letters 21 Judicial Evaluation Committee Survey 26 Current Legal Literature 26 Books 27 Advertisers Index Features 10 Phosphate Mining in the Forest: Mandated or Precluded by the Mineral Leasing Act? H. Alan Pell, winner of the Frank E. Maloney Environmental Law Writing Award, writes that requirements of the Act seem to preclude turning a vast portion of the forest into a moonscape 17 Advice to a New Admittee from An Old Country Lawyer Sherwood L. Stokes tells new lawyers how to enter practice gracefully in circumstances far different from when he began practice Law Notes 30 Real Property, Probate & Trust Law by John J. Boyle Rent Apportionment: A Plea.for Statutory Clarification 33 Corporation, Banking and Business Law by Reginald J. Weatherly Confidentiality of Financial Institution Customer Information in Florida 38 Tax Law Notes by Steven L Weissman Primer on Florida's Unitar'v Method of Corporate Taxation 43 Workers' Compensation by Franz Eric Dorn Reverse Reverse Merger 49 Family Law by A. Matthew Miller Vocational Evaluations 54 Local Government Law by Susan G. Connelly Road Impact Fees Upheld in Noncharter County' 58 Criminal Law by Robert Augustus Harper, Jr. Effective Assistance of Counsel - Evolution of the Standard 60 Trial Lawyers' Forum by Judge Thomas A. Testa Slimming the Docket a View from the Bench 1984 is a Happy New Year for the legal profession, especially when viewed with the knowledge that Orwell's 1984 did not come ED pass. THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/JANUARY 1984

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