- Must rewrite Amendment 3 language regarding property taxes in Florida.
- Lawsuits are challenging a Florida amendment, requiring James Uthmeier to submit new versions of language to a circuit judge on behalf of the DeSantis administration.
- The DeSantis administration appointed James Uthmeier as chief of staff, authorizing funds to be diverted to PACs.
- An investigation into the DeSantis administration in Florida is underway regarding funds and settlements involving former Attorney General Ashley Moody and her chief deputy.
A charity founded by Casey DeSantis is under investigation for fund mismanagement, leading to a grand jury finding.
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Updated Aug 31
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What happened
A charity founded by Casey DeSantis is under investigation for fund mismanagement, leading to a grand jury finding.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
An investigation into the DeSantis administration in Florida is underway regarding funds and settlements involving former Attorney General Ashley Moody and her chief deputy.Also in this story
- Funds were used to defeat Amendment 3, and Moody authorized Guard to sign a settlement regarding the investigation into the administration.
- The DeSantis administration was accused of misappropriating state funds for political campaigns.
- Casey DeSantis's administration used settlement funds.
Within Must rewrite Amendment 3 language regarding property taxes in Florida.
The entities involved
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Casey DeSantis
American television journalist and news show host (born 1980)
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Florida
state of the United States of America
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