How does Florida's Constitution outline separation of powers?

a) it requires all branches of government to create and vote laws.

B) It requires all positions in each branch be obtained only through fair elections.

Eliminate

C) It requires all laws passed by state government also be approved by federal government.

D) It requires state government be divided into judicial, executive, and legislative branches.

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Calvin Frye

23 August, 19:35

How does Florida's Constitution outline separation of powers?

a) it requires all branches of government to create and vote laws.

B) It requires all positions in each branch be obtained only through fair elections.

Eliminate

C) It requires all laws passed by state government also be approved by federal government.

D) It requires state government be divided into judicial, executive, and legislative branches.

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Mateo Choi · Answer 1

The Florida constitution provides for an executive, legislative, and judicial branch ... The Florida Supreme Court has interpreted the "separation of powers" requirement to prohibit both encroachment by any one branch on the powers held by another and delegation by any branch of its powers.