Articles from Florida Bar Journal (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Here comes the money": a subcontractor's and material supplier's guide to perfecting construction lien and bond rights under Florida law.	Vega, Daniel R.		5752
"Let's make a deal"; the problem of vindictive sentencing: judges have nearly unlimited discretion in sentencing defendants to maximum statutory sentences. The facial legality of maximum sentences can lead to increases in vindictive sentencing claims.	Lewis, Mark F.		3851
A tribute to judges.	Aronovitz, Tod	President's Page	876
Arbitration and attorneys' fees: a pandora's box; with the recent Florida Supreme Court decision in Moser, expanded judicial review of arbitrations awards may become a reality.	Nussbaum, Frank; Tell, Meah Rothman		5755
Do justice. (Letters).	Warda, Mark		135
Effect of prejudgment interest. (Letters).	Keith, Chris		807
Fiduciary allocations of the generation-skipping transfer tax exemption.	Williams, Robert S.		3499
Harry Lee Anstead: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida.	Pudlow, Jan		8013
How to Leave a Legacy for Your Pet.			287
Intestacy in the context of Estate Planning in Florida: when to apply the intestacy rules and how to avoid them.	Litman, Donna		4826
Measure of damages in property loss cases.	Reis, John W.		6450
The enforcement of investigative subpoenas issued by administrative agencies: an analysis of common defenses.	Handberg, Roger B.		6192
The importance of parent-child relationships: what attorneys need to know about the impact of separation; examining the formation of parent-child relationships and how attachment is impacted by parental contact can assist the court in determining the parameters of visitation.	Kuehnle, Kathryn; Ellis, Tracy		2583
The origination and early development of free speech in the United States a brief overview: after the tumultuous early years in our nation's history, the status of freedom of speech remained fairly quiescent in American jurisprudence for over 100 years.	Kahn, Michael		5377
The Wailing Wind.	Rogers, C.D.	Book Review	557
Voir dire necessities: the Florida Supreme Court clarifies when trial counsel's investigation of the venire must be undertaken.	Waldman, Glenn J.; Trigoboff, Craig J.		3052