Vol. 52, Issue 2, 2000April 01, 2000 EDT
The Florida Cabinet in the Age of Aquarias
The Florida Cabinet in the Age of Aquarias
Deborah K. Kearney,
Articles in Vol. 52, Issue 2, 2000
Vol. 52, Issue 2, 2000
- Foreward: Is Constitutional Law Revision Success Worth Its Popular Sovereignty PriceRobert F. Williams
- The 199-98 Constitution Revision Commission: Valuable Lessons from a Successful CommissionW. Dexter Douglass
- The Conservation AmendmentClay Henderson
- Consitutional Codification of an Environmental EthicJohn C. Tucker
- Setting a New Standard for Public Education: Revision 6 Increases the Duty of the State to Make "Adequate Provisions" for Florida SchoolsTimothy McLendonJon Mills
- The 1997-98 Florida Constitution Revision Commission: Judicial Election or Merit SelectionMartha W. Barnett
- The Florida Cabinet in the Age of AquariasDeborah K. Kearney
- Closing the Deadly Loopholes in Firearms Laws: The History and Impact of Amendment12Katherine Fernandez RundlePaul Mendelson
- The Need to Revise the Florida Constitutional Revision CommissionJoseph W. Little
- Litigation, Political Mobilization, and Social Reform: Insights from Florida's Pre-Brown Civil Rights EraJonathan L. Entin
Deborah K. Kearney, The Florida Cabinet in the Age of Aquarias, 52 Fla. L. Rev. 425 (2000).