Frederick B. Karl papers, 1968-1986.
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Florida. Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court replaced the Territorial Court of Appeals in 1845 (Article V, 1838 Constitution; Article V, 1885 and 1968 Constitutions). The Supreme Court consists of seven justices, with at least one from each appellate district. The Court hears appeals in death penalty cases and reviews the decisions of the District Courts of Appeal and trial courts. From the description of Mandatory review death penalty case files, 1973-[ongoing]. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32...
Florida. Legislature. House of Representatives
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The Clerk of the House of Representatives serves as the recording officer of the House. The duties associated with the office include enrolling bills (Ch. 11.07 FS), registering lobbyists (Ch. 11.05 FS), signing bills (Article III, Section 7, 1968 Constitution), and keeping journals of the proceedings. The House of Representatives designates a Clerk to serve at its pleasure (Article III, Section 2, 1968 Constitution). From the description of Journals, 1837-1905. (Florida State Archiv...
Karl, Frederick B.
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Florida Supreme Court justice, state senator. Frederick B. Karl was born in Daytona Beach, Florida, the son of Fred J. and Mary Karl. In 1942, he attended the University of Florida and enlisted in the Army that same year. While in the army he served as tank platoon leader in the 20th and 2nd Armored Divisions and was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart medals. Following the war, he received his law degree from Stetson University in 1949. He was counsel...
Florida. Legislature. Senate
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The Secretary of the Senate serves as the recording officer of the Senate. The duties associated with the office include enrolling bills (Ch. 11.05, FS), registering lobbyists (Ch. 11.07, FS), signing bills (Art. III, Sec. 7, 1968 Constitution), and keeping journals of the proceedings. The Senate designates a Secretary to serve at its pleasure (Art. III, Sec. 2, 1968 Constitution). From the description of Bill files, 1845-1927. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32413499 ...
