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Fla. Stat. ch. 454 — ATTORNEYS AT LAW · BenchPath

The Florida Statutes

Chapter 454. ATTORNEYS AT LAW

2026 Florida Statutes. Published by The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine).

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The Florida Statutes
Title XXXII
Chapter 454

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§ 454.021Attorneys; admission to practice law; Supreme Court to govern and regulate.
§ 454.026Authority of Department of Law Enforcement to accept fingerprints of, and exchange criminal history records with respect to, bar applicants.
§ 454.11Powers of attorneys.
§ 454.17Attorneys may administer oaths in open court.
§ 454.18Officers not allowed to practice.
§ 454.19Certain partnerships prohibited.
§ 454.20Attorneys not to be sureties.
§ 454.23Penalties.
§ 454.31Practice while disbarred or suspended prohibited.
§ 454.32Aiding or assisting disbarred or suspended attorney prohibited.

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