Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

How are the "FL Agriculture Inspections" required for private citizens? For example you buy a van that doesn't have seats, you own a cargo trailer or rent a box truck all for personal use. Although you have nothing to do with the agriculture industry and have a standard driver license all of a sudden your now required to consent to a agriculture inspection.

I travel a lot and I have only been subjected to this in FL mainly at the state lines. There's also a few within the state. So in theory if your sole vehicle was a van that they deem to be a "cargo van" you would constantly be subjected to these inspections. How is that legal? Or does driving on state roads grant them access?


Asked on 11/19/13, 8:16 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph Justice The Justice Law Firm

This is not really a criminal law question. You might have better luck asking it in the administrative law section. All these agricultural regulations are handled under Florida's administrative codes.

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Answered on 11/20/13, 5:49 am


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