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Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

The Florida Senate approved a bill that would prevent government emergency orders from shutting down churches and other religious institutions as long as businesses are allowed to stay open. "If Publix is open, so is your place of worship," the bill's sponsor said. The measure must still pass the House.

The Florida Senate approved a bill that would prevent government emergency orders from shutting down churches and other religious institutions as long as businesses are allowed to stay open. "If Publix is open, so is your place of worship," the bill's sponsor said. The measure must still pass the House.

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.

Bill sponsor Jason Brodeur said, "It would basically say if Publix is open, so is your place of worship."

Businesses could more easily sue local governments, which also would have to put a price tag on proposed ordinances — a "one-two punch," critics say.