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PUBLIC OFFICIALS--POLITICAL ACTIVITY--ADVOCACY AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS--QUO WARRANTO. The Court denied a petition for writ of quo warranto alleging that the "Governor, the Attorney General, and the Secretary of the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) have violated section 104.31, Florida Statutes (2024), in their advocacy against" Amendment 4. Because a violation of the statute's requirements constitutes a crime, the statute is to be enforced by state authorities rather than by the Court through a writ of quo warranto. A writ of quo warranto cannot be used to compel the criminal prosecution of a state actor or to enable a private citizen to enforce a state criminal statute.
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