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In a narrow ruling addressing attorney fees in a repeat domestic violence case, the Florida Supreme Court split 4-3 in favor of fees, but dissenters worried about wider implications for victims.
The Florida Supreme Court authorizes attorney fees in repeat domestic violence cases, but dissenters worry the decision will have a "chilling effect" on fearful victims.
January 11, 2018 at 01:12 PM
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Photo by J. Albert Diaz/ ALM
In a narrow ruling addressing attorney fees in a repeat domestic violence case, the Florida Supreme Court split 4-3 in favor of fees, but dissenters worried about wider implications for victims.
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