Florida Statute 119.071 is a legal provision that governs the public disclosure of claims filed against public agencies. It ensures transparency regarding the amount and nature of settlements paid using public funds.
In legal terminology, ‘disposed on guilty plea’ indicates that a criminal case has reached its final resolution because the defendant pleaded guilty. This action concludes the trial phase and moves the case toward sentencing.
Not being a protected veteran means an individual does not fall into the specific categories of military service defined by federal law for affirmative action purposes. This status is primarily used by government contractors to track and report workforce diversity.
Public lewdness refers to the criminal act of exposing oneself or performing sexual acts in view of the public, in violation of community standards of decency. The offense is defined and punished differently across jurisdictions.
Gross sexual imposition is a term used to describe non‑consensual sexual conduct that is particularly severe, offensive, or intimidating. It appears in legal, policy and educational contexts to delineate serious forms of sexual misconduct.
The state of legal residence refers to the jurisdiction under which an individual is considered a resident for tax, legal, and governmental purposes.
A condemned building is one that a government authority has declared unsafe or unfit for occupancy. The designation triggers legal actions such as required repairs, evacuation, or demolition, and involves specific rights and obligations for owners and occupants.
A deposited plan is a map or drawing officially filed with a government authority, such as a land registry or planning department, to define boundaries, easements, or development conditions. It serves as a legal reference for property rights and planning permissions.
Adjudication withheld in Florida occurs when a court finds a defendant guilty but does not enter a formal conviction. This disposition allows individuals to avoid certain penalties associated with a conviction while still acknowledging guilt. It is governed by Florida Statute 948.01 and affects record sealing eligibility.
MMI stands for Maximum Medical Improvement in the context of workers compensation. It signifies the point where an injured worker’s condition stabilizes and is not expected to improve significantly with further treatment. This determination is critical for calculating permanent disability benefits and settling claims.