Supreme Court won't let abortion-proposal sponsor challenge GOP's ‘dirty trick'; Justice Labarga cries foul



At odds. Florida Supreme Court Justice Jorge Labarga and current Chief Justice Carlos Muniz

By Noreen Marcus, FloridaBulldog.org

Sponsors of an abortion-expanding proposal for Florida’s Nov. 5 ballot can’t challenge what they call a “dirty trick” to convince voters it’s too expensive because the sponsors played a supporting role, the Florida Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. 

Justice Jorge Labarga dissented from the 6-1 opinion written by Chief Justice Carlos Muniz. Labarga warned the decision “opens the door” to legislators wrongly interfering with “a citizen-driven constitutional amendment process.”


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