Private nonprofit, for-profit universities could soon get regulatory relief
For-profit and private nonprofit colleges and universities offer career-building options separate from traditional public universities. But they’ve been hammered in recent years by harsh regulations.
Read More →Florida House speaker’s ‘corporate welfare’ crackdown runs into Senate roadblock
Speaker Richard Corcoran’s ‘corporate welfare’ crackdown hit a roadblock this week when the Senate proposed to fully fund Enterprise Florida and Visit Florida.
Read More →Report: Tracking outcomes for children direct-filed into adult courts ‘very difficult’
What happens to children after their criminal cases are referred to adult courts? It’s hard to say, exactly.
Read More →Will Florida preempt local governments to complete next-gen wireless connectivity?
The need to “densify” existing networks to support 5GLTE is setting up a conflict between the state and cities.
Read More →‘Safety valve’ wanted for mandatory-minimum drug law
The highly-addictive opioids are legal pain medications when prescribed by a doctor, and can leave some people hooked after their prescriptions expire.
Read More →Lawmakers aim to create jobs by cutting occupational licensing red-tape
Florida as the fourth most restrictive state in the country with respect to occupational licensing regulations, says the Institute for Justice.
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