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The appeals court cited the same rationale Stone used in making his original decision to dismiss. Justices said that in a case like Jackson s, the power to award attorney s fees lies with the Florida Senate, not the judiciary. This case involves the suspension and reinstatement of a public official where the Constitution has vested all power in the executive and legislative branches, save for limited judicial review, the ruling said. Florida law reserves to the legislative branch . the sole mechanism for awarding attorney’s fees and costs to a reinstated public official. Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Jackson on Jan. 11, 2019, just days after entering office. He said at the time she had demonstrated negligence or incompetence in office and “failed in her responsibilities to the parents and students of Okaloosa County.”

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