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Robert Reider and Fannabel S. Reider v. P-48 by First District Court of Appeal of Florida Book Summary

The present appeal is another in a series of judicial proceedings arising out of two complaints filed with the Florida Commission on Ethics (FCE) in January 1981 against Wilma Sullivan and her son John Sullivan (the Sullivans) alleging breach of the public trust while each served, respectively, as Supervisor of Elections and Deputy Supervisor of Elections for Leon County. In the instant matter the circuit court in Leon County held that section 112.321(1), Florida Statutes (1983),{/Cite} is unconstitutional as a violation of article II, section 3 (separation of powers); article X, section 3 (vacancy in office); and article IV, section 6 (executive departments), of the Florida Constitution. On appeal to the first district that court certified to us that the trial court order requires immediate resolution by this Court because the issues are of great public importance and have a great effect upon the proper administration of justice throughout the state. We have jurisdiction. Art. V, § 3 (b)(5), Fla. Const. We find that the FCE is constitutionally constituted and remand to the trial court for proceedings consistent with this opinion.

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