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· 10/1/1998

Advisory Opinion Re Term Limits Pledge

Citations

  • 718 So. 2d 798
  • 23 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 505
  • 1998 Fla. LEXIS 1893
  • 1998 WL 682524

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the initiative did not substantially alter the functions of multiple branches “even though affecting the constitutional authority of the Secretary of State and affecting more than one provision of the constitution”
  • concluding that the initiative did not substantially alter the functions of multiple branches “even though affecting the constitutional authority of the Secretary of State and affecting more than one provision of the constitution”
  • holding that the initiative did not substantially alter the functions of multiple branches “even though [it] affect[ed] the constitutional authority of the Secretary of State and affect[ed] more than one provision of the constitution”
  • holding that the initiative did not substantially alter the functions of multiple branches “even though [it] affect[ed] the constitutional authority of the Secretary of State and affect[ed] more than one provision of the constitution”
  • finding that the initiative did not substantially alter the functions of multiple branches “even though affecting the constitutional authority of the Secretary of State and affecting more than one provision of the constitution”
  • striking a proposed amendment which \would substantially impact\ the powers of the Secretary of State when the ballot language \simply state[d] that the proposed amendment affects the powers of the Secretary of State\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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