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Florida 's lawmakers have a history of watering down amendments they disapprove of.
Voters in November will also decide if they want recreational marijuana legalized.
Lawmakers have a "really sophisticated set of countermeasures for how to respond to initiatives that they don't like," professor says.
Opponents of abortion amendment could also file court challenges that target how amendments are carried out.
Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz raised the idea of fetuses’ rights under the Florida Constitution during oral arguments over the abortion amendment.
The amendment focuses on whether fetuses should have the same rights and constitutional protections as anyone.
The ACLU of Florida is working to keep the amendment from getting approved by voters.
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