Florida Supreme Court supports Ron DeSantis in removing prosecutor supported by Soros.

The Florida Supreme Court recently handed down a ruling in favor of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, supporting his decision to remove State Attorney Monique Worrel. This decision was made after DeSantis accused Worrel of “dereliction of duty” regarding her approach to handling crime in the state. Worrel had been suspended by DeSantis in August 2023, which led to a legal battle as she sued for reinstatement, claiming that her removal was unjust and without proper basis. However, the court’s 6-1 ruling shut down her hopes of returning to her position.

DeSantis has been vocal in his criticism of Worrel’s actions, stating that her policies and practices had led to reduced sentences for violent offenders and drug traffickers, and in some cases, even allowed offenders to escape incarceration altogether. The Governor pointed to Worrel’s refusal to impose mandatory minimum sentences and other consequences for criminals as proof of her failure to uphold the law and ensure the safety of communities in Florida.

It is worth noting that during her 2020 campaign, Worrel had received support from Our Vote Our Voice, an organization that had ties to the George Soros-backed group Democracy Now. Our Vote Our Voice had reportedly spent a significant amount in support of Worrel’s campaign, totaling up to $1.5 million. This connection to Soros-backed groups has raised concerns among DeSantis and other critics.

Worrel is not the first prosecutor in Florida to face DeSantis’ actions. In August 2022, Hillsborough County State Attorney Andrew Warren was also suspended by the Governor for refusing to enforce the state’s abortion ban. This suspension was upheld in federal court, setting a precedent for DeSantis’ firm stance against those who do not align with his administration’s policies.

DeSantis’ decision to remove Worrel is part of a larger effort to ensure that his vision for Florida’s legal system is upheld. The Governor has made it clear that he is committed to enforcing the law and protecting the interests of the state’s residents. While some may view his actions as controversial, others see them as necessary steps to maintain law and order.

This ruling by the Florida Supreme Court comes at a time when DeSantis is facing opposition on other fronts. A recent federal judge’s decision blocked part of his illegal immigration bill, which aimed to amend human smuggling statutes to make it a felony to bring individuals without lawful immigration status into Florida. The judge cited concerns from plaintiffs who feared prosecution or deportation due to the new law.

Overall, Governor Ron DeSantis’ removal of State Attorney Monique Worrel has sparked debate and discussion about the role of prosecutors in upholding the law and ensuring justice for all. While opinions may differ on the Governor’s actions, it is clear that he is unwavering in his commitment to protect the people of Florida and maintain law and order in the state.