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American Interstate Ins. Co. v. Hinson

12/18/2020
required him to rely on his balance and walk across beams approximately thirty to thirty-five feet above the ground. Hinson also testified at trial regarding his use of marijuana. He began using marijuana for recreational purposes at age fifteen and then began to use marijuana regularly about a year

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Aetna Cas. & Surety Co. v. Silas

12/18/2020
witness saw him later put something into a lunch box. A half-smoked cigarette was found in this lunch box and identified by the Jefferson County Regional Crime Lab as marijuana. The same witness testified that when Silas approached him about 1100 a. m. that same morning and told him he had just hurt his

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Ortiz v. Furr's Supermarkets

12/17/2020
In Issue No. Three Furr's asserts the trial court improperly excluded evidence of Ortiz's plea of guilty to marijuana possession and time in jail. Furr's argues that the jury should have been informed of these events because they relate to Ortiz's claim of mental anguish. Generally prior

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Sanders v. City of Orlando

12/17/2020
marijuana and LSD while in Vietnam but he later denied ever using illegal drugs. The JCC found that Flamily's HCV condition was not presumptively suffered in the line of duty under section 112.181 of the Florida Statutes and also that his HCV was not an occupational disease. See Flamily 924 So. 2d at 79

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Hall v. Recchi America

12/17/2020
workplace to an employee who has positive confirmation of a drug shall be presumed to have been occasioned primarily by the intoxication of the employee. The JCC did not find however that marijuana ingestion by appellant primarily caused the injury. Because section 440.093 Florida Statutes 1991

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Communications Workers v. City of Gainesville

12/17/2020
was affirmed on appeal. The issue in Adams v. Florida Professional Practices Council 406 So. 2d 1170 Fla. 1st DCA 1981 review denied mem. 412 So. 2d 463 Fla. 1982 was whether certain evidence seized in a warrantless search by a police officer who found marijuana in plain view while in hot

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Recchi America Inc. v. Astley Hall

12/17/2020
indicated that Hall was not responsible for the accident that caused his injuries. However the judge of compensation claims JCC denied Hall workers' compensation benefits because a urine test administered shortly after the accident revealed the presence of inactive marijuana metabolites in his system

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Wright v. DSK Group

12/17/2020
claimant's injury." Because the judge incorrectly applied the law we are constrained to reverse and remand for further proceedings. The judge found that claimant had "smoked marijuana on the day of his injury." There is evidence in the form of testimony from witnesses to support

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Bussey vs. Wal-Mart Store #725

12/17/2020
while at home. She later admitted that she chose this course of action because she feared a post work-related accident urinalysis would indicate marijuana use. On November 20 2001 Wal-Mart's manager learned that Bussey's injury occurred on the job. She instructed Bussey to go to Wal-Mart's designated

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Construction Industry Workers' Compensation Group v. Chalue

12/17/2020
The opinion of the court was delivered by Per Curiam 13 OPINION 14 This is an appeal from a district court order upholding the decision of an appeals officer that respondent John Chalue provided sufficient evidence to rebut the presumption that marijuana was a proximate cause

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