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Constitutional and Judicial Record
The principal Florida decisions used to distinguish existing holdings from pending challenges and project analysis.
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The 1972-1990 Legislative Record
The remedial structure, crisis-era materials, staff analyses, enacted exclusion, and surviving legislative audio arranged as a documentary sequence.
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