Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Photo: Hunter Crenian/Shutterstock.com
The high court declined a petition for writ of quo warranto by ousted official Mary Beth Jackson on Tuesday. DeSantis removed Jackson from her position as Okaloosa County school superintendent through an executive order issued Jan. 11.
April 16, 2019 at 05:50 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court Tuesday ruled Gov. Ron DeSantis did not abuse his gubernatorial powers by removing former Okaloosa County School Superintendent Mary Beth Jackson from office.
The high court entered an order denying Jackson’s petition for writ of quo warranto. Jackson, who was dismissed from her elected position by executive order on Jan. 11, had argued that DeSantis’ suspension was an overreach of powers granted to him by the Florida Constitution.
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