Richardson v. City of Tampa

THOMAS, Justice.

The petitioner complains because he was not declared permanently and totally disabled but instead was found to have suffered injury rendering him permanently partially disabled to the extent of 65% of the body as a whole.

At the time of his injury the petitioner was 51 years of age, totally illiterate — his intelligence quotient is 60 and according to *44the clinical psychologist who testified he is by the “old nomenclature * * * feeble-minded, and [in] the new nomenclature * * * mentally retarded, moderate to severe in degree.” We learn that the claimant has a mild case of…