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Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist says he's preparing to put his newly strengthened civil rights enforcement powers into action. Crist, the state's first elected Republican AG, engineered a political victory during a recent special legislative session that his Democratic predecessor failed to achieve: He won approval to more easily file discrimination suits. Florida joins only a handful of states that give their top attorney the power to go straight to court with such charges.
September 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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