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F"H ~.; (-.,ec Fn,_.,..,, t : _,.,o STATE OF FLORIDA FLORIDA ELECTIONS COMMISSIONJ3 FEB 28 PM 3: 38 STATE OF FLORIDA I n R e: V anessa C arusone Case ENLoE FE 02 C_OJ1MISSION 385 ----------------~/ F.0. No.: DOSFEC 03-064 CONSENT ORDER The Respondent, Vanessa Carusone, and the Florida Elections Commission (Commission) agree that this Consent Order resolves all pending issues between the parties. The parties jointly stipulate to the following facts, conclusions of law, and order. FINDINGS OF FACT 1. The Respondent is Vanessa Carusone, candidate for the North Port City Commission, Seat 5. 2. On October 17, 2002, the Commission received a sworn complaint alleging that / \ ) the Respondent violated the following section of the Florida Election Code: Section 106.143(1), Florida Statutes, failure ofa person to mark all political advertisements as a "pd. pol. adv." or a "paid political advertisement" and to identify the sponsor; Section 106.143(4)(a), Florida Statutes, failure of a person to state on a political advertisement by a candidate that the content of the advertisement was approved by the candidate and the identity of the person who paid for the advertisement; and Section 106.143(5), Florida Statutes, failure of a candidate who is not the incumbent to use the word "for" in her political advertisement between her name and the office for which she is runmng. See Attachment. 3. No other legally sufficient violation of Chapters 104 or 106, Florida Statutes, was alleged in the complaint. 4. The Respondent against whom the complaint was filed has not been notified of Com023 (10/02) 1

an allegation of the same violation before the conduct about which the complaint was filed. ) 5. If the alleged violation occurred less than 14 days before the election in which the Respondent is participating, the complainant did not allege that the political advertisement was either deceptive or influenced the outcome of the election. 6. The Respondent used her name in the political advertisement. CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 7. The Commission has jurisdiction over the parties to and subject matter of this cause, pursuant to Section 106.26, Florida Statutes. 8. Based on the facts contained in this Consent Order, the Commission considers the allegation(s) contained in the complaint a minor violation, pursuant to Rule 2B-l.003, Florida Administrative Code. 9. The Respondent neither admits nor denies that she violated Sections 106.143(1), ( ) 106.143(4)(a), and 106.143(5), Florida Statutes. ORDER 10. The Respondent and the staff of the Commission have entered into this Consent Order voluntarily and upon advice of counsel. 11. The Respondent shall bear her own attorney fees and costs that are in anyway associated with this case. 12. The Respondent understands that before the Consent Order is final agency action the Commission, at a public meeting, must approve it. After approval, the Consent Order is final agency action of the Commission on the violations listed in the Consent Order. 13. The Respondent voluntarily waives the right to any further proceedings under Chapters 106 and 120, Florida Statutes, and the right to appeal the Consent Order. 14. The Respondent will carefully review Chapter 106, Florida Statutes, and avoid Com023 (10/02) 2

( ' \ ) any future violation of the chapter. 15. The Respondent agrees immediately to correct or to remove her political advertisements that do not comply with Sections 106.143(1), 106.143(4)(a), and 106.143(5), Florida Statutes. 16. If the Commission does not receive the signed Consent Order and the fine within 15 days of the date you received this order, the staff withdraws this offer of settlement and will proceed with an investigation of the allegations in the complaint. 17. The Respondent shall remit to the Commission a fine in the amount of $550.00. The fine shall be paid to the Florida Elections Commission, 107 W. Gaines Street, Collins Building, Room 224, Tallahassee, Florida, 32399-1050, as a condition precedent to the Commission's execution ofthis Consent Order. ( \ \ ) The Respondent hereby agrees and consents to the terms of this Consent Order on?h~<-"<.-7k_..,_,z...,,,, 2000. Vanessa Ca e 8557 Raoul Avenue North Port, FL 34286 The Commission staff hereby agree and consent to the terms of this Consent Order on ~jj= ~tut=~~~~~e~r_d'l-, 2002. arbara M. Lin icum, xe tive Director Florida Elections Commission 107 W. Gaines Street Collins Building,.Suite 224 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050 Com023 (10/02) 3

( Approved by the Florida Elections Commission at its regularly scheduled meeting held (-e..hrv~;l io~ ).oo-3 on JNevember 1-11, 200!2, in Tampa, Florida and filed with the Clerk of the Commission on,f.,_-<h~r:'-'v'-'q-'--1 j_,.:1"'-"-~---' 20~, in Tallahassee, Florida. Copies furnished to: Barbara M. Linthicum, Executive Director Vanessa Carusone, Respondent S n A. MacManus, Chairman Florida Elections Commission 107 W. Gaines Street Collins Building, Suite 224 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050 Attachment 1: Complaint with attachments ( ) Com023 (10/02) 4

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