In re Advisory Opinion to Broward
Citations
- 54 Fla. 136
Syllabus
<p>Under the constitutional provision that “the Governor may, at any time, require the opinion of the Justices of the supreme court as to the interpretation of any portion of this constitution upon any question affecting his executive powers and duties, and the Justices shall render such opinion in writing,” the Justices of the supreme court are not required or authorized to render to the Governor an opinion as to the legal meaning and effect of a statutory provision.</p>
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