Haridopolos v. Citizens for Strong Schools, Inc.

WOLF, J.,

Specially Concurring.

This is a difficult case because it involves a clash of two extremely important precepts: the concept of separation of powers enumerated in article II, section 3 of the Florida Constitution, and the right of the people to have their will concerning the adequacy of the state’s education system, as expressed in an amendment to article IX, section 1 of the constitution, implemented.6

As expressed in Judge Roberts’ dissenting opinion, the power to appropriate funds and the power to determine the sufficiency of funding for educational pur*474poses' is in the people’s…