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An appointing entity and its appointee both learn of the appointee's felony conviction on the same day. What deadlines apply?
Answer and explanation
Answer: D. Section 626.451(4) gives the appointing entity 15 days from learning of the plea or conviction, while section 626.451(6) gives the licensee 30 days. The two duties run in parallel on different clocks, so neither shares the other's deadline.Source: Fla. Stat. § 626.451 — 626.451(4) and (6) compared
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