This is a tribute to Judge Phyllis A. Kravitch, who honorably served two decades on the bench during a period of great transition in the South.
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Judge Phyllis A. Kravitch authored many significant opinions concerning criminal justice during her distinguished career on the Former Fifth and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeals. This article summarizes the most noteworthy opinions.
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This is a tribute to Judge Phyllis A. Kravitch, who honorably served two decades on the bench during a period of great transition in the South.
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The Act adjusts the workers' compensation criteria defining risk, allowing lower rates for insurance companies with a history of fewer claims. Further, the Act allows people to retain their chosen health care professionals through their health maintenance organization when they are willing to pay higher rates. The Act also
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