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State of Florida. Constitution of the State of Florida
Constitution of the State of Florida
Table of Contents
PREAMBLE
Article I: DECLARATION OF RIGHTS
Section 1: Political power
Section 2: Basic rights
Section 3: Religious freedom
Section 4: Freedom of speech and press
Section 5: Right to assemble
Section 6: Right to work
Section 7: Military power
Section 8: Right to bear arms
Section 9: Due process
Section 10: Prohibited laws
Section 11: Imprisonment for debt
Section 12: Searches and seizures
Section 13: Habeas corpus
Section 14: Pretrial release and detention
Section 15: Prosecution for crime; offenses committed by children
Section 16: Rights of accused and of victims
Section 17: Excessive punishments
Section 18: Administrative penalties
Section 19: Costs
Section 20: Treason
Section 21: Access to courts
Section 22: Trial by jury
Section 23: Right of privacy
Section 24: Access to public records and meetings
Section 25: Taxpayers' Bill of Rights
Section 26: Claimant's right to fair compensation
Article II: GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1: State boundaries
Section 2: Seat of government
Section 3: Branches of government
Section 4: State seal and flag
Section 5: Public officers
Section 6: Enemy attack
Section 7: Natural resources and scenic beauty
Section 8: Ethics in government
Section 9: English is the official language of Florida
Article III: LEGISLATURE
Section 1: Composition
Section 2: Members; officers
Section 3: Sessions of the legislature
Section 4: Quorum and procedure
Section 5: Investigations; witnesses
Section 6: Laws
Section 7: Passage of bills
Section 8: Executive approval and veto
Section 9: Effective date of laws
Section 10: Special laws
Section 11: Prohibited special laws
Section 12: Appropriation bills
Section 13: Term of office
Section 14: Civil service system
Section 15: Terms and qualifications of legislators
Section 16: Legislative apportionment
Section 17: Impeachment
Section 18: Conflict of Interest
Section 19: State Budgeting, Planning and Appropriations Processes
Article IV: EXECUTIVE
Section 1: Governor
Section 2: Lieutenant governor
Section 3: Succession to office of governor; acting governor
Section 4: Cabinet
Section 5: Election of governor, lieutenant governor and cabinet members; qualifications; terms
Section 6: Executive departments
Section 7: Suspensions; filling office during suspensions
Section 8: Clemency
Section 9: Fish and wildlife conservation commission
Section 10: Attorney General
Section 11: Department of Veterans Affairs
Section 12: Department of Elderly Affairs
Section 13: Revenue Shortfalls
Article V: JUDICIARY
Section 1: Courts
Section 2: Administration; practice and procedure
Section 3: Supreme court
Section 4: District courts of appeal
Section 5: Circuit courts
Section 6: County courts
Section 7: Specialized divisions
Section 8: Eligibility
Section 9: Determination of number of judges
Section 10: Retention; election and terms
Section 11: Vacancies
Section 12: Discipline; removal and retirement
Section 13: Prohibited activities
Section 14: Funding
Section 15: Attorneys; admission and discipline
Section 16: Clerks of the circuit courts
Section 17: State attorneys
Section 18: Public defenders
Section 19: Judicial officers as conservators of the peace
Section 20: Schedule to Article V
Article VI: SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS
Section 1:Regulation of elections
Section 2: Electors
Section 3: Oath
Section 4: Disqualifications
Section 5: Primary, general, and special elections
Section 6: Municipal and district elections
Section 7: Campaign spending limits and funding of campaigns for elective state-wide office
Article VII: FINANCE AND TAXATION
Section 1: Taxation; appropriations; state expenses; state revenue limitation
Section 2: Taxes; rate
Section 3: Taxes; exemptions
Section 4: Taxation; assessments
Section 5: Estate, inheritance and income taxes
Section 6: Homestead exemptions
Section 7: Allocation of pari-mutuel taxes
Section 8: Aid to local governments
Section 9: Local taxes
Section 10: Pledging credit
Section 11: State bonds; revenue bonds
Section 12: Local bonds
Section 13: Relief from illegal taxes
Section 14. Bonds for pollution control and abatement and other water facilities
Section 15: Revenue bonds for scholarship loans
Section 16: Bonds for housing and related facilities
Section 17: Bonds for acquiring transportation right-of-way or for constructing bridges
Section 18: Laws requiring counties or municipalities to spend funds or limiting their ability to raise revenue or receive state tax revenue
Article VIII: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Section 1: Counties
Section 2: Municipalities
Section 3: Consolidation
Section 4: Transfer of powers
Section 5: Local option
Section 6: Schedule to Article VIII
Article IX: EDUCATION
Section 1: Public education
Section 2: State board of education
Section 3: Terms of appointive board members
Section 4: School districts; school boards
Section 5: Superintendent of schools
Section 6: State school fund
Section 7: State University System
Article X: MISCELLANEOUS
Section 1: Amendments to United States Constitution
Section 2: Militia
Section 3: Vacancy in office
Section 4: Homestead; exemptions
Section 5: Coverture and property
Section 6: Eminent domain
Section 7: Lotteries
Section 8: Census
Section 9: Repeal of criminal statutes
Section 10: Felony; definition
Section 11: Sovereignty lands
Section 12: Rules of construction
Section 13: Suits against the state
Section 14: State retirement systems benefit changes
Section 15: State operated lotteries
Section 16: Limiting marine net fishing
Section 17: Everglades Trust Fund
Section 18: Disposition of conservation lands
Section 19: High speed ground transportation system
Section 20: Workplaces without tobacco smoke
Section 21: Limiting cruel and inhumane confinement of pigs during pregnancy
Section 22: Parental notice of termination of a minor's pregnancy
Section 23: Slot machines
Section 24: Florida minimum wage
Section 25: Patients' right to know about adverse medical incidents
Section 26: Prohibition of medical license after repeated medical malpractice
Article XI: AMENDMENTS
Section 1. Proposal by legislature
Section 2. Revision commission
Section 3. Initiative
Section 4. Constitutional convention
Section 5: Amendment or revision election
Section 6. Taxation and budget reform commission
Section 7: Tax or fee limitation
Article XII: SCHEDULE
Section 1: Constitution of 1885 superseded
Section 2: Property taxes; millages
Section 3: Officers to continue in office
Section 4: State commissioner of education
Section 5: Superintendent of schools
Section 6: Laws preserved
Section 7: Rights reserved
Section 8: Public debts recognized
Section 9: Bonds
Section 10. Preservation of existing government
Section 11: Deletion of obsolete schedule items
Section 12: Senators
Section 13: Legislative apportionment
Section 14: Representatives; terms
Section 15: Special district taxes
Section 16: Reorganization
Section 17: Conflicting provisions
Section 18: Bonds for housing and related facilities
Section 19: Renewable energy source property
Section 20: Access to public records
Section 21: State revenue limitation
Section 22: Historic property exemption and assessment
Section 23: Fish and wildlife conservation commission
Section 24. Executive branch reform
Section 25: Schedule to Article V amendment
