Gov. Rick Scott signed two bills that are expected to help people get mental health or substance abuse treatment and make it easier for military personnel from Florida to vote. Scott also vetoed a controversial overhaul of alimony laws (SB 668).
April 19, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Gov. Rick Scott signed two bills that are expected to help people get mental health or substance abuse treatment and make it easier for military personnel from Florida to vote. Scott also vetoed a controversial overhaul of alimony laws (SB 668).
With those moves, Scott finished acting on all 272 bills, including the state budget, approved by the Legislature this year. He signed all but three.
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