Which court interprets state law and the Florida Constitution?

• A. The Governor
• B. The Florida Legislature
• C. The Florida Supreme Court
• D. Local governments

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that interpreting state law and the Florida Constitution is a judicial responsibility, exercised by the highest court in the state. The Florida Supreme Court serves this role, handling appeals and questions about what laws mean and how the Florida Constitution should be understood. It has the final say on constitutional questions, ensuring laws and government actions comply with the Constitution. The Governor enforces laws, the Legislature makes them, and local governments pass ordinances, but they do not interpret state law and the Florida Constitution at the highest level.