New Florida Laws Begin Oct 1: Here's What to Keep in Mind

New Florida laws this week include squatters' restrictions, banning of nitrous oxide sales

Dozens of new Florida state laws will officially take effect on Thursday, led by tough new criminal penalties for squatters and fake lease fraud, expanded campus safety measures, and bans on smoke shop nitrous oxide sales. Read more: New Florida laws this week include squatters’ restrictions, banning of nitrous oxide sales

New Florida laws take effect, bringing changes for drivers, renters and criminal penalties

Several new Florida laws took effect Thursday, bringing changes that affect drivers, renters, school safety, animal cruelty cases and criminal penalties.

These news laws go into effect in Florida on Oct. 1 | What you should know

From gang affiliation to rental property applications, here's what you should know about the 12 new laws going into effect in Florida Thursday, Oct. 1.

Twelve new Florida laws go into effect today. Are you ready?

New Florida laws taking effect Oct. 1: What to know

New Florida laws taking effect Oct. 1 include tougher penalties, new offenses and specialty plates.

Over a dozen new Florida laws are now in effect. Here’s the full list

While over 200 new laws have already been approved in Florida this year, roughly a dozen just took effect on Thursday.