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11 Cards in this Set
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What are the suspect classifications in Florida's equal protection clause? |
1. Race 2. Religion 3. National Origin 4. Physical Handicap |
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What is the test for violation of the establishment clause? |
Must be 1. For a secular purpose 2. Its primary effect neither advances nor inhibits religion 3. No excessive government entanglement with religion |
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What is the standard of review when state action substantially impairs an existing contract? |
Important interest AND narrowly tailored (must be compelling interest if state vs. person) |
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What must the government show to abolish a cause of action with no reasonable alternative? |
A compelling public necessity and NO alternative method of meeting that necessity. |
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What is the time limit on special sessions? |
20 days, unless extended on 3/5 vote. |
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What are the constitutional formal requirements for laws? |
1. Must be limited to a single subject? 2. Must have an adequate Title 3. Text must be set out 4. Must have an enacting clause |
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What are the prohibited special laws/general laws of local application? |
Election, taxation, rules of evidence, punishment for crimes, petit juries, change of venue, rules of procedure, creations of liens, divorce, adoption.
Can be amended with 3/5 vote! |
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How long does the governor have to veto a bill? |
7 days if in session, 15 days if adjourned. |
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What is the cap on damages for suits against the state for negligence? |
200k/person or 300k/incident. |
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What is required to increase taxes in Florida, state level? |
60% voter approval no matter what, can do so by initiative. |
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What are required for Florida initiatives? |
1. Single subject rule 2. Must be accompanied by economic impact statement 3. Must be represented accurately on ballot |
