https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/florida_coastal_is_still_out_of_compliance_aba_legal_ed_council_says The ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar has affirmed its findings that Florida Coastal School of Law is out of compliance with certain accreditation standards—increasing the likelihood that the matter will be settled in court. The decision rebuffs an appeal from Florida Coastal, which the ABA originally found out of compliance in October of 2017. The council found after a March hearing that it had come into compliance with one of the standards but maintained that most of the problems it had identified still existed. Florida Coastal appealed that decision, which was rejected at an August meeting of the Accreditation Committee of the section’s council. The decision may revitalize a lawsuit over the matter. Florida Coastal sued the ABA in May , saying the council is biased against for-profit law schools. A federal district judge for the Middle District...
The unconstitutional and illegal fire rescue fee was the icing on the cake to expose them both. But so is the lies and corruption in the Garcia v Remingtons, Ferrigno v Remingtons, Campbell v Remingtons federal cases. The deadline to cash Ocala fire fee refund checks expired on April 30, 2024, and the remaining uncashed funds have officially reverted to the city. [1, 2] What Happened to the Refunds: The Settlement: A court ordered the City of Ocala to refund nearly $80 million in illegally collected fire service fees charged on utility bills between February 2010 and July 2020. The Deadline: Eligible residents and businesses were given a final court-approved extension to cash their checks by April 30, 2024. Uncashed Funds: City records showed that nearly 18,000 checks totaling over $7 million went uncollected or uncashed. $ 7 MILLION OF ILLEGALLY COLLECTED MONIES FOR 1000s of Ocalans ends up back into the city's coffers? WOW, so...