· 9/18/2002
Sancho v. Smith
Citations
- 830 So. 2d 856
- 2002 WL 31059217
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- concluding that the ballot summary accurately described the proposed amendment and noting that the summary included a copy of the full text of the amendment
- explaining that a party “not adversely affected by a statute generally has no standing to argue that the statute is invalid.”
- stating that “[constitutional rights are personal,” such that generally, “[a] party who is not adversely affected by a statute ... has no standing to argue that the statute is invalid”
- “The effect of this change in the statute is to exempt the Florida Legislature from the 75-word limit applicable to a ballot summary for an amendment by citizen initiative or by another authorized method of amending the constitution.”
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Judges: Padovano
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