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. . . officers were granted power and authority to make arrests, with or without warrants as provided in s. 570.15 . . . , for violations of law committed within the jurisdiction of s. 570.15 ... and ... the right and authority . . . officers shall have power and authority to make arrests, with or without warrants as provided in s. 570.15 . . . From this parsing of the statute, it is readily apparent that the legislature regarded section 570.15 . . . Moreover, section 570.15 itself supports no other possible conclusion, since the detention powers it . . .

. . . .-15, for the violations of law committed within the jurisdiction of s. 570.15, ... and ... the right . . . officers shall have power and authority to make arrests, with or without warrants as provided in s. 570.15 . . . officers were authorized to effect arrests “for violations of law committed within the jurisdiction of s. 570.15 . . .

. . . See § 570.15, Fla.Stat. (1985). . . .

. . . Nonetheless, he procured a regulatory search warrant, pursuant to section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1980 . . . affirmance, but certified the following question as being of great public importance: DOES SECTION 570.15 . . . Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1980) provides: 570.15 Access to places of business and vehicles.— . . . In the case of section 570.15, we find that the legislature has isolated specific threats to the health . . . We note that section 570.15(l)(b) was amended in 1983 to provide "Such inspection will be conducted in . . .

. . . Section 570.15(l)(b), Florida Statutes (1981) makes provision for agricultural inspectors to obtain search . . .

. . . stop for a determination of whether it was a motor vehicle subject to inspection, pursuant to Section 570.15 . . .

. . . Fla. 1982), wherein the federal district court held unconstitutional in part Section 570.15, Florida . . . In the Lake Butler Apparel case, supra, the federal district court declared Section 570.15, Florida Statutes . . . Subsection 570.15(2), Florida Statutes (1981), provides that it is unlawful for the driver of an unexempted . . . Section 570.15(3) authorizes law enforcement officers to assist in enforcement of subsection (2) and . . . and Consumer Services, 551 F.Supp. 901 (M.D.Fla.1982), the federal district court held that Section 570.15 . . .

. . . The second statute, which is the one attacked in this litigation, is Florida Statute § 570.15 (1981): . . . 570.15 Access to places of business and vehicles.— (l)(a) The commissioner, inspectors, road guard inspection . . . comfort to the Department in this case, however, because it cannot be said that the statute, Section 570.15 . . . Barlow’s, Inc., the Fourth Amendment (as opposed to Section 570.15) will accommodate warrantless searches . . . I therefore conclude, in summary, that neither Florida Statute § 570.15 nor any existing administrative . . .

. . . Under § 570.15, Florida Statutes (1979), Department of Agriculture inspectors may obtain a search warrant . . . Section 570.15 was amended in 1980. § 570.-15, Florida Statutes (Supp.1980). . . .

. . . Consumer Services, 551 F.Supp. 901 (M.D.Fla.1982), wherein the United States District Court held Section 570.15 . . . judgment of affirmance, but certify to the Supreme Court of Florida the following issue: DOES SECTION 570.15 . . . not satisfied with the search, thereupon obtained an agricultural search warrant pursuant to Section 570.15 . . . Shortly thereafter, the Legislature redrafted Section 570.15(l)(b), Florida Statutes, and deleted the . . .

. . . Section 570.15(2), Florida Statutes (1979), makes it a misdemeanor of the second degree for any truck . . .

. . . Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit, in and for Hamilton County which held constitutional section 570.15 . . . Defendant first argues that section 570.15 “is unconstitutional in that it arbitrarily distinguishes . . . , 200 (Fla.1980): Applying the conventional standard, we hold that the distinction drawn by section 570.15 . . . Defendant also contends that section 570.15 “is unconstitutional in that it fails to give sufficient . . . clearly is a motorhome, as defined in § 320.01(l)(b) and thus was exempt from the provisions of §§ 570.15 . . .

. . . And, although Deputy Tucker was not an authorized officer pursuant to Section 570.15, his participation . . . Section 570.15(3). . . . Finally, because Sections 570.15(l)(b) and 570.-15(l)(a)6 give the agricultural inspector a right to . . . Although, as noted, Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1979), has been construed as requiring the same . . . In fact, the legislature took such action in a special 1979 session, by amending Section 570.15(l)(b) . . .

. . . Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1978). . . . Section 570.15(l)(a) provides agricultural inspectors with full access to “trucks” and “motor vehicles . . . Section 570.15(2), Florida Statutes (1978), makes it unlawful for any “truck” to pass an agricultural . . . However, only certain vans fall under the definition of “truck” as used in Section 570.15. . . . order for the agricultural inspectors to determine whether they have a right of access under Section 570.15 . . .

. . . Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1979). . . .

. . . Although I concur with the majority opinion construing and upholding the constitutionality of section 570.15 . . . , is required to stop for inspection, or whether the van is excluded from the provisions of section 570.15 . . . cause to seize the contraband even if the van is a passenger van and not a truck as defined by section 570.15 . . . In rendering the judgments the circuit court passed upon the constitutionality of section 570.15, Florida . . . He arrested the appellants for violation of section 570.15, Florida Statutes (Supp.1978). . . . Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1977), provides: 570.15. . . . “Truck” is not defined in section 570.15 or anywhere in chapter 570. . . . Vans designed as passenger vehicles are not. § 570.15 Fla.Stat. (Supp.1978); Eden v. . . .

. . . The court passed upon the constitutionality of section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1977). . . . bed, passed an agricultural inspection station without stopping for inspection as required by section 570.15 . . . evidence, contending that they were stopped on the authority of an unconstitutional statute, section 570.15 . . . The appellants contend that section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1977), denies equal protection by establishing . . .

. . . . § 570.15, Fla.Stat. (1977); Sharpe v. State, 370 So.2d 42 (Fla. 1st DCA 1979). . . . . § 570.15(2), Fla.Stat. (1977). . . .

. . . The appellants were arrested for violation of Section 570.15, and they were read their Miranda rights . . .

. . . . § 570.15, Fla. Stat. (1977). . . .

. . . Webb under arrest for violation of Section 570.15, Florida Statutes (1977). . . .

. . . misdemeanor of driving a truck past an inspection station, without stopping for inspection, Section 570.15 . . . Appellant was not on trial for a violation of Section 570.15(2). . . . , so that appellant was guilty of driving a truck past the inspection point in violation of Section 570.15 . . . was probable cause for the inspector to believe it was a truck, and that appellant violated Section 570.15 . . .

. . . . § 570.15, Fla.Stat. (1977). . . .

. . . IV; § 570.15(l)(b), Fla.Stat. (1977). We agree and reverse. . . . Section 570.15(l)(b) states: If such access be refused by the owner, agent, or manager of such premises . . . Section 570.15(l)(b) refers not only to the criminal probable cause standard in war-rantless cases, but . . . Accordingly, we are bound to interpret the warrant requirement contained in Section 570.15 in accordance . . .

. . . Section 570.15(2), Fla.Stat. (1977). . . . He then smelled the strong odor of marijuana, arrested Villari for violating § 570.15(2), and called . . . established consent to the search of a truck so as to obviate the necessity for a search warrant under § 570.15 . . . the absence of consent, further search necessitated the issuance of a search warrant pursuant to § 570.15 . . .

. . . requested appellant to accompany him back to the inspection station station to post bond for violation of § 570.15 . . . before the trial court to support a conclusion that the inspection agent, who was acting pursuant to § 570.15 . . .

. . . Section 570.15(l)(b), Florida Statutes (1977), provides that if the owner or driver refuses to consent . . .

. . . motion to suppress evidence discovered in his vehicle by an agricultural inspector pursuant to Section 570.15 . . . Section 570.15(2) makes it unlawful for “any truck or any truck or motor vehicle trailer” to bypass an . . . no trailer in tow, travel trailers, camping trailers, and motor homes . . . .” specified in Section 570.15 . . .

. . . Florida Statute 570.15 provides in pertinent part as follows: “(l)(a) The commissioner, assistant commissioner . . . officers shall have power and authority to make arrests, with or without warrants as provided in s. 570.15 . . . , for violations of law committed within the jurisdiction of s. 570.15 to the same extent and under the . . . Under subsection (2) of section 570.15 above, all trucks and motor vehicle trailers [not limited to those . . .

. . . clear that a search warrant must be obtained in accordance with the statutory provisions of Section 570.15 . . . State, 368 So.2d 943 (Fla. 1st DCA 1979), the agricultural inspection station statute, Section 570.15 . . .

. . . reference to the right of inspection officers to have access to motor vehicles was stated in Section 570.15 . . . automobiles with no trailer in tow or any vehicle bearing an RV license tag',” (emphasis supplied) Section 570.15 . . . license tag vehicle referred to in subsection (7) was wisely eliminated from the provisions of Section 570.15 . . .

. . . permission (which authority he did not have in the absence of a warrant, see Powell, supra, and Section 570.15 . . .

. . . that theory, Grayville’s consent is limited to a search for agricultural products pursuant to Section 570.15 . . .

. . . Consumer Services reported at 329 So.2d 373, which passes on the constitutional validity of Section 570.15 . . . authorizing appellee to require appellants’ trucks to stop for agricultural inspections are Sections 570.15 . . . horticultural, and livestock products and commodities as directed by the department and the division director. “570.15 . . . Under subsection (2) of section 570.15 above, all trucks and motor vehicle trailers [not limited to those . . .

. . . arrest was unlawful in that Inspector Davis had no authority, either express or implied, under F.S. 570.15 . . . (1975) gives agricultural inspection station officers express authority to make arrests while F.S. 570.15 . . .

. . . While the agricultural inspection law which was in effect at the time of this incident, § 570.15, Florida . . .

. . . authorized appellee to require appellants’ trucks to stop for agricultural inspection are Sections 570.15 . . . Subsequent to the entry of the trial court’s order appealed from, Section 570.15, Florida Statutes, was . . . and livestock products and commodities as directed by the department and the division director.” § 570.15 . . . Under subsection (2) of section 570.15 above, all trucks and motor vehicle trailers [not limited to those . . .

. . . Florida Statute 570.15 (1973) was effective at the time appellants failed to stop at the inspection station . . . Compare then in effect Florida Statute 570.15 (1973) with House Bill 1222, Chapter 75— 215, Laws of Florida . . .

. . . The statute in effect at the time of this search, § 570.15, Florida Statutes 1973, authorized certain . . .

. . . 44,759.13 August 10, 1973_ 59,140. 76 96, 343.48 September 4, 1973_ 122,092.39 September 14, 1973_ 19, 570.15 . . .