Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

...discharged. The trial judge of the said criminal court of record by its order dated April 15, 1971, found that Capuano as defendant in said criminal case was entitled to recover proper taxable costs subject to the provisions of the Florida Statutes § 939.08, F.S.A., and such costs were certified to the Board of County Commissioners of Palm Beach County who denied Capuano petition for the payment of such court costs....

...rder. Davis' cross-appeal is also dismissed as an untimely request for review of the denial of certification of certain items. [2] Accordingly, both the appeal and cross-appeal are hereby DISMISSED. COBB and FRANK D. UPCHURCH, JJ., concur. NOTES [1] Section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1981), provides: Costs to be certified by county commissioners before audit....

...'s opinion [3] affirming the trial court's assessment of enumerated costs. The opinion by the District Court observed that the trial court found Capuano entitled to recover: "... proper taxable costs subject to the provisions of the Florida Statutes § 939.08, F.S.A., ......

...The first trial date was continued and immediately before the second trial was to begin, the state filed a nolle prosequi, discharging the defendant. 269 So.2d at 380. Thereafter, the trial judge found that the defendant was entitled to recover certain costs pursuant to section 939.08, Florida Statutes, and the costs were then certified to the county....

...The statute mandates that the defendants must either have the court or the clerk of the court certify that the defendants have paid taxable costs in their defense before their case is discharged. Then the defendants should present such certification to the county pursuant to section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1989), [3] for reimbursement....

...for further proceedings in accordance with the procedures set forth in Pfeifer, Orange County and chapter 939, Florida Statutes (1989). DANAHY and THREADGILL, JJ., concur. NOTES [1] § 939.01, Fla. Stat. (1989). [2] § 939.06, Fla. Stat. (1989). [3] Section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1989), provides: In all cases wherein is claimed the payment of bills of costs, fees or expenses, other than juror and witness fees, in the prosecution of any criminal case which are payable by the county, an itemize...

...to the county for payment after which, if payment is denied, petitioner can institute a civil action for recovery of the denied costs. Respondent is correct in its assertion that the court's certification must be submitted to the county for payment. Section 939.08, provides: In all cases wherein is claimed the payment of bills of costs, fees or expenses, other than juror and witness fees, in the prosecution of any criminal case which are payable by the county, an itemized bill or statement there...

...the defendants must either have the court or the clerk of the court certify that the defendants have paid taxable costs in their defense before their case is discharged. Then the defendants should present such certification to the county pursuant to section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1989), for reimbursement....

...2d DCA 1990): The statute [section 939.06] mandates that the defendants must either have the court or the clerk of the court certify that the defendants have paid taxable costs in their defense before their case is discharged. Then the defendants should present such certification to the county pursuant to section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1989), for reimbursement....

...The statute mandates that the defendants must either have the court or the clerk of the court certify *412 that the defendants have paid taxable costs in their defense before their case is discharged. Then the defendants should present such certification to the county pursuant to section 939.08, Florida Statutes (1989), [footnote omitted] for reimbursement....

...e board of county commissioners and "shall not be paid until the board of county commissioners shall have approved it and certified thereon that the same is just, correct and reasonable, and that no unnecessary or illegal item is contained therein." Section 939.08 , F.S....

...he defense of a criminal cause in which they had been discharged after their convictions had been reversed by the Supreme Court of Florida. The State contends that the order directing the board to pay costs was issued in direct contravention of F.S. § 939.08 F.S.A., relying on Carr v....

the applicability and constitutionality of section 939.08 Florida Statutes, as it relates to any rights

...ified, that is not the end of the matter. The certification is presented to the County for payment. At that point, the County conducts an audit and review, and may refuse to pay those items which it believes are not taxable under section 939.06. See § 939.08, Fla....