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The Civil Legal Services Division provides legal services required by a State Agency/Department under F.S. 16.01 and 16.015 in the State of Florida through contracts with state agencies. These services include, but are not limited to, legal representation to the Florida Department of Revenue for Revenue Litigation and Child Support Enforcement in the Division of Administrative Hearings and at the trial and appellate levels; provide legal services to the Commission on Ethics; and provide a full range of general counsel services to more than 40 collegial body agencies in the State of Florida.

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Collins Bldg

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Legal Affairs, Florida Department

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Phone: (850) 414-3300

Address: 107 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32399

Website: http://flgov.com

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Fl Department of Legal Affairs

Child Support
The Civil Legal Services Division provides legal services required by a State Agency/Department under F.S. 16.01 and 16.015 in the State of Florida through contracts with state agencies. These services include, but are not limited to, legal representation to the Florida Department of Revenue for Revenue Litigation and Child Support Enforcement in the Division of Administrative Hearings and at the trial and appellate levels; provide legal services to the Commission on Ethics; and provide a full range of general counsel services to more than 40 collegial body agencies in the State of Florida.

Criminal Defense
Since the Attorney General’s Office represents the State in these appeals, the Criminal Appeals Division has the important responsibility of ensuring that all victims of crime are fully informed of all litigation that occurs in a criminal case. Capital and criminal assistants in the division constantly communicate with the victims and their families throughout the duration of the criminal cases.
Traffic Violations
Attorney General Ashley Moody said, “I am incredibly proud of the compassionate and thoughtful work carried out by Sgt. Kathleen Ela. A law enforcement officer’s job is not always limited to issuing traffic tickets or responding to criminal activity. They stand ready to protect citizens in our communities regardless of the situation and, for that, we owe them a debt of gratitude. I’m grateful Sgt. Ela was there that day—a life depended on it.”
Fraud
Formed in 1989 by the Attorney General, Vern Thornton and the American Association of Retired Persons, the program uses retired citizens not only to educate Floridians on consumer fraud but also to help in some consumer investigations. In addition, the volunteers regularly conduct seminars on how seniors can protect themselves from becoming crime victims.
Misdemeanors
Whoever knowingly makes a false statement in writing with the intent to mislead a public servant in the performance of his official duty shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 837.06, Florida Statutes.
Murder
The Attorney General’s Office represents and defends the prosecution in all criminal appeals within state and federal courts. The Attorney General’s Criminal Appeals Division has attorneys located statewide who work closely with State Attorneys. The Criminal Appeals Division handles felony appeals from basic sentencing guidelines cases to non-capital murder cases in the District Courts of Appeal, as well as habeas corpus litigation in the federal trial and appellate courts. The Criminal Appeals Division litigates more than 10,000 of these appeals each year.
Identity Theft
Homicide
Kidnapping
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Attorney General Ashley Moody is recognizing Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office Deputy Corey Reece for his efforts in rescuing a four-year-old child from an attempted kidnapping while off duty and on vacation in Tampa. Attorney General Moody virtually presented Deputy Reece with a Back the Blue Award for his heroic efforts.

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Mergers and Acquisitions
The Antitrust Division of the Attorney General’s Office was established in 1976. The Division primarily enforces state and federal antitrust laws and works to stop violations that harm competition and adversely impact Floridians. Under chapter 542, Florida Statutes, the Attorney General has the authority to bring actions against individuals and entities that commit federal or state antitrust violations, including bid rigging, price fixing, market allocation and monopolization. The Division also seeks to preserve competition by reviewing proposed mergers and acquisitions that may adversely affect Floridians. The Attorney General is authorized to investigate potential violations of state or federal antitrust laws and to issue investigative subpoenas to anyone believed to be in possession of documents or information relevant to an antitrust investigation. Additionally, the Division provides antitrust counsel for the State and its agencies and serves as a competition advocate in that role. The Division periodically conducts or participates in seminars for state and local procurement officials and government attorneys designed to assist them in detecting potential competition violations.
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