The high court's decision favoring mandatory contributions into the Florida Retirement System said a lot about how the court is evolving.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court’s decision favoring mandatory contributions into the Florida Retirement System said a lot about how the court is evolving.
The Florida Supreme Court’s recent decision on state employee pension contributions may set the tone for 2013 empathetic to the masses while sparing the Legislature a scenario that would have riled Republicans and created a budget nightmare.
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