The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . denied the motion based on its determination that Florida’s exercise of jurisdiction under section 910.006 . . . Pursuant to section 910.006(3)(d), Florida has criminal jurisdiction over acts taking place on board . . . Therefore, it is clear that section 910.006(3)(d) extends jurisdiction over the defendant’s conduct. . . . See §§ 910.006(l)(a-b) (stating that “[t]he State of Florida is a major center for international travel . . . Although the legislature has made it clear in section 910.006(5)(a)(l) that ''[t]his section is not intended . . .
. . . Stepansky, 761 So.2d 1027, 1035 (Fla.2000) (construing § 910.006(3)(d), Fla. Stat. (1995)). . . .
. . . 707 So.2d 877 (Fla. 5th DCA 1998), a decision of the Fifth District Court of Appeal declaring section 910.006 . . . reasons expressed in this opinion, we reverse the decision of the Fifth District and And that section 910.006 . . . In determining whether section 910.006(3)(d) is constitutional, we must “resolve all doubts as to the . . . federal law “prohibits] substantially the same act or omission.” § 910.006(4). . . . Accordingly, we find that section 910.006(3)(d) is constitutional as applied. . . . misinterprets both case law and the Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations (1986) in finding section 910.006 . . . did the Fifth District below, that the Legislature lacked constitutional authority to enact section 910.006 . . . Section 910.006(3)(d), the statutory subsection under scrutiny in this case, does not require that one . . . Section 910.006(3)(d) does not purport to regulate only the conduct of residents of Florida. . . . effects doctrine and the Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations, we note that the breadth of section 910.006 . . .
. . . the State of Florida over the subject matter; a motion challenging the constitutionality of section 910.006 . . . section 910.005(2), there is no need to reach the question challenging the constitutionality of section 910.006 . . .
. . . Florida asserts jurisdiction under section 910.006(3), Florida Statutes: (3) SPECIAL MARITIME CRIMINAL . . . The State invites us to amend section 910.006(3)(d) by restricting its application to only non-Florida . . . , United States’ nationals (Florida residents and citizens are covered by section 910.006(3)(a) and that . . . In 1989, the legislature enacted section 910.006 entitled “State special maritime criminal jurisdiction . . . Stepansky is being prosecuted in Brevard County Circuit Court pursuant to subsection 910.006(3)(d) for . . . It seems clear that section 910.006(3)(d), as applied in this case, is violative of international law . . . Accordingly, we find that section 910.006(3)(d), Florida Statutes, was enacted by the Florida Legislature . . .