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· 3/27/1984

Fine v. Firestone

Citations

  • 448 So. 2d 984

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that citizen initiative violated constitutional single-subject requirement and affirming removal from ballot
  • \[T]he one-subject limitation deal[s] with a logical and natural oneness of purpose. . . .\
  • \The purpose of the single-subject requirement is to ... avoid voters having to accept part of a proposal which they oppose in order to obtain a change which they support.\
  • \The purpose of the single-subject requirement is to . . . avoid voters having to accept part of a proposal which they oppose in order to obtain a change which they support.\
  • “[T]he one-subject limitation deal[s] with a logical and natural oneness of purpose .... ”
  • “[T]he one-subject limitation deal[s] with a logical and natural oneness of purpose .... ”

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Judges: Overton

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