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They weren't penalized any scholarships, nor do they have any future limits on recruiting beyond those of any other school that hasn't been found in violation of NCAA rules.
Nonetheless, without benefit of the reworked definition of a "violation of this part," a few courts have made findings (albeit sometimes in dicta) to the effect that conduct in violation of other statutes, and even the Florida Constitution, could constitute violations of FDUTPA.
For example, where an agency such as the EPA imposes more severe penalties for repeated infractions of pollution control laws, the agency sends the message both that it is wrong to pollute in violation of law and that it is wrong to flout the authority of the EPA.
 
 
 
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