CopyCited 8 times | Published | Supreme Court of Florida | 35 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 120, 2010 Fla. LEXIS 217, 2010 WL 546768
...tive proponents are forever prohibited from obtaining this elector's support to place the initiative proposal on the ballot for the next general election. See Fla. Admin. Code R. 1S-2.0091(2)(a)2., 1S-2.0095(12) ("Irrevocable Effect of Revocation"); § 104.185(1), Fla....
...1S-2.0091(2)(a)2., 1S-2.0095(12) ("Irrevocable Effect of Revocation"). The Legislature has also criminalized the act of knowingly signing an initiative petition on more than one occasion, and has failed to provide an exception for electors who previously revoked their signatures. See §
104.185(1), Fla. Stat. (2007). Relatedly, initiative proponents who aid, abet, or advise an elector with regard to knowingly re-signing an initiative petition following revocation are subject to criminal prosecution as principal offenders. See §§
104.091,
104.185(1), Fla....
...Further, electors who may change their minds concerning an executed revocationand initiative proponents who support such changes of heartare subject to potential criminal prosecution regarding efforts to re-sign the relevant initiative petition. See §§
104.091,
104.185(1), Fla....
...vides that persons who aid, abet, or advise another concerning violation of the Code shall be punished as principals and that co-conspirators and confederates shall be punished as if they directly committed the relevant offense(s). See §§
104.091,
104.185(2), Fla....
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