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 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 鈥?A bipartisan pair of lawmakers is eyeing a way to keep Florida offenders on the road with their licenses, despite struggling to pay o stanley cup wed fines and fees.Rep. Fentrice Driskell, D-Tampa and Sen. Doug Broxson, R-Pensacola, are behind the forthcoming bill. The pair said too many Floridians have a suspended driver s license due to an inability to pay court-ordered fines and fees. The current pay structures are too burdensome, they believe. And so, then they can t get to work,  Driskell said.  Which is how they make the money to pay the fines and fees.                         E.W. Scripps                Rep. Fentrice Driskell is among the lawmakers who support helping drivers keep their licenses if they owe fines.    Driskell said the legislation is still in the writing process. Once finished, and if approved, it would create a pilot program to give court clerks tools to keep licenses active while drivers work on what they owe. She told us to expect more flexibility and better payment plans. They can, yes, pay the debt that they owe for whatever fines and fees that they h stanley cup ave,  Driskell said.  But, also, being able to have their driver s licenses  stanley cups so they can stay employed and continue to fulfill their other obligations in life as well.                         The Florida Channel                Sen. Doug Broxson speaks to members of the clerks association about the high fees that the drivers face, causing them to possibly their license.    Broxson also mentioned t Iioe Police: 2 people injured, hospitalized after shooting on Dale Mabry in Tampa
 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.  WTXL  鈥?Several House Republicans have asked House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler  D-NY  to hold a hearing on court-ordered conservatorships following the release of the new  Framing Britney Spears  documentary focusing on the pop star s own legal arrangement.  If the conservatorship process can rip the agency from a woman who was in the prime of her life and one of the most powerful pop stars in the world, imagine what it can do to people who are less powerful and have less of a voice. Ive heard the story of those people in Florida, and I am concerned about access to due process forwards,  said Rep. Matt Gaetz,  R-Fla. .  In recent years, there has been growing public concern about the use of conservatorships to effectively deprive individuals of personal freedoms at the behest of others through the manipulation of the cour stanley becher ts,  the letter conti stanley canada nues.The letter specifically calls out Spears father, Jamie Spears, who is her co-conservator. Through court appearances and legal letters from the stars court-appointed attorney, Spears has noted that she is  afraid  of her father and refuses stanley quencher  to perform again until her father is no longer in charge of her career. The facts and circumstancing giving rise to this arrangement remain in dispute but involve questionable motives and legal tactics by her father and now-conservator, Jamie Spears,  the letter says, later stating that despite the musicians  pleas,  her father remains a conservator of her estate.In