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75 Fla. B.J. 1 (2001)

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JANUARY 2001                                       VOLUME LXXV, NO. 1

Features

Administrative Law: A Meaningful Atternative             14
to Circuit Court Litigation
by Judge Linda M. Rigot
Why Florida Needs the Administrative Procedure Act       18
by William E. Williams and S. Curtis Kiser
The Florida Division of Administrative Hearings          22
by Judge William C. Sherrill, Jr.
The Administrative Process and Constitutional Principles:  28
Separation of Powers
by Johnny C. Burris
State Agency Rulemaking Procedures and Rule Challenges   34
by Donna E. Blanton
Nonrule Policy and the Legislative Preference for Rulemaking 38
by Cathy M. Sellers and Lawrence E. Sellers, Jr.
Back to the Future-An Agency Perspective on Rulemaking   42
in the 21st Century
by Robert C. Downie II
Limiting Agency Discretion in Rulemaking Under the       45
Federal and Florida Administrative Procedure Acts
by Dan R. Stengle
Standing in Florida Administrative Proceedings           49
by Richard M. Ellis
A Comparison of the APA and Circuit Court Procedures     54
by Mary Smallwood and Margaret-Ray Kemper
Appellate Mediation at the First District Court of Appeal:  58
How and Why It Works
by Donna Riselli
Columns
Letters                                                   4
Florida's Winning Team: U.S. Senators Graham and Mack     8
Protecting Floridians' Right to Justice
by Herman J Russomanno
Expanding Benefits to Meet Members' Needs                12
by John F Harkness, Jr.
When Is a Manager a Managing Agent?                      62
by Ted C. Craig and Christopher N. Johnson
Medical Monitoring Claims Are Viable in Florida          66
by Eruin A. Gonzales and Raymond W. Valori
A Look at Probation and Community Control Revocation     71
Proceedings in Light of Boyd and F.S. §901.02(1)
by Jason P. Herman
Cover art by Joe McFadden

THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/JANUARY 2001

JANUARY 2001

VOLUME LXXVo NO. 1

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