I'm looking for verification of prick scotts' plan to have the unemployed

[onethatcares]

donate 40 hours of commmunity service in order to collect benefits. I'm also looking for the same about the drug testing of unemployment compensation applicants.

I just wonder what is going to happen when a layed off granny falls while doing the cs and breaks her hip/leg/arm. Are there going to be waivers that lawsuits will not be tolerated and that by participating in this service we will forfiet our rights to sue?

Again, I know he doesn't take office for another 3 weeks but I'd like to start freeway posting and stealth posting in order to let fellow floridians know what is coming up.

Many thanx

[Freddie Stubbs]

1. The State of Florida already has a sovereign immunity cap of $100k from lawsuits unless

the legislature specifically grants a waiver to a particular litigant.

[rzemanfl]

2. It is going up to $200,000 later this year, October, I think.