SB 38: Florida Statutes
REVISER'S BILL by Passidomo
Florida Statutes; Amending provisions to conform to section 63 of chapter 2024-140, Laws of Florida, which directs the Division of Law Revision to prepare a reviser’s bill for the 2025 Regular Session of the Legislature to change the term “Division of Investigative and Forensic Services” to “Division of Criminal Investigations” wherever it appears in the Florida Statutes, etc.
Last Action: 2/20/2025 Senate - Referred to Rules
Bill Text: Web Page | PDF
- Rules (RC)
Bill History
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 2/19/2025 | Senate |
• Filed |
| 2/20/2025 | Senate |
• Referred to Rules |
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No Vote History AvailableCitations - Statutes (28)
| Citation | Catchline | Location in Bill Location In Bill Help |
|---|---|---|
| 16.59 | Medicaid fraud control. | |
| 400.9935 | Clinic responsibilities. | |
| 409.91212 | Medicaid managed care fraud. | |
| 440.105 | Prohibited activities; reports; penalties; limitations. | |
| 440.1051 | Fraud reports; civil immunity; criminal penalties. | |
| 440.12 | Time for commencement and limits on weekly rate of compensation. | |
| 552.113 | Reports of thefts, illegal use, or illegal possession. | |
| 624.115 | Referral of criminal violations. | |
| 624.521 | Deposit of certain tax receipts; refund of improper payments. | |
| 626.016 | Powers and duties of department, commission, and office. | |
| 626.989 | Investigation by department or Division of Investigative and Forensic Services; compliance; immunity; confidential information; reports to division; division investigator’s power of arrest. | |
| 626.9891 | Insurer anti-fraud investigative units; reporting requirements; penalties for noncompliance. | |
| 626.9893 | Disposition of revenues; criminal or forfeiture proceedings. | |
| 626.9894 | Gifts and grants. | |
| 626.9896 | Dedicated insurance fraud prosecutors. | |
| 626.99278 | Viatical provider anti-fraud plan. | |
| 627.351 | Insurance risk apportionment plans. | |
| 627.711 | Notice of premium discounts for hurricane loss mitigation; uniform mitigation verification inspection form. | |
| 627.736 | Required personal injury protection benefits; exclusions; priority; claims. | |
| 627.7401 | Notification of insured’s rights. | |
| 631.156 | Investigation by the department; scope of authority; sharing of materials. | |
| 633.114 | State Fire Marshal agents; authority; duties; compensation. | |
| 633.126 | Investigation of fraudulent insurance claims and crimes; immunity of insurance companies supplying information. | |
| 641.30 | Construction and relationship to other laws. | |
| 791.013 | Testing and approval of sparklers; penalties. | |
| 817.234 | False and fraudulent insurance claims. | |
| 843.08 | False personation. | |
| 932.7055 | Disposition of liens and forfeited property. |
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