Florida Supreme Court Upholds Lobbyist Restrictions
Hi folks, I've been busy meditating so I have the requisite mental energy to listen to a lot of boring lawyer war stories later today, but a dedicated reader passes along this Florida Supreme Court opinion released today that upholds the statute regulating lobbyists.
I found the Court's distinguishing of the respective roles of a lawyer as opposed to a lobbyist to be interesting, if somewhat narrow in my view.
Is that all we do?
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