prompt: Who is the plaintiff in the court case?
  How does it classify the behavior of the defendants?
  What action appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team?
  
  The information follows in the passages below.
  
  The ongoing war between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney is heading to court. Today, Disney and its army of lawyers filed a lawsuit against DeSantis and others over what it calls a “targeted campaign of government retaliation.” It’s the latest chapter in an ongoing war between the two.
  
  On April 26, Disney filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Florida governor Ron DeSantis is directly named in the lawsuit as well as Meredith Ivey, the Acting Secretary of Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity, and the DeSantis-appointed members of the Walt Disney World special district oversight board. This was the same board that discovered last month that Disney and its lawyers had legally stripped the committee of most of its power before its first meeting via a development agreement, angering DeSantis and his cronies.
  
  Why Disney is suing Ron DeSantis and Florida
  The new lawsuit comes just after the Florida governor’s appointed board—which are intended to oversee the previously named Reedy Creek Special District—had voted unanimously in a public meeting earlier Wednesday to declare the Disney-approved agreement “void and unenforceable.” This appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team.
  
  “Today’s action is the latest strike: At the Governor’s bidding, the State’s oversight board has purported to ‘void’ publicly noticed and duly agreed development contracts, which had laid the foundation for billions of Disney’s investment dollars and thousands of jobs,” Disney wrote in its lawsuit against DeSantis and his board.
  
  Disney called the move “patently retaliatory, patently anti-business, and patently unconstitutional.” Mickey Mouse’s parents and their legal team also directly referenced the governor’s own words earlier this month, when he threatened that he might look at adding more taxes on hotels or toll roads into the park. He even suggested putting a state prison next to the park, according to Disney’s lawyers. The suggestion seemingly being that he and his allies “will not stop” going after the company and its large Florida theme park.
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chosen.content: Who is the plaintiff in the court case?
  How does it classify the behavior of the defendants?
  What action appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team?
  
  The information follows in the passages below.
  
  The ongoing war between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney is heading to court. Today, Disney and its army of lawyers filed a lawsuit against DeSantis and others over what it calls a “targeted campaign of government retaliation.” It’s the latest chapter in an ongoing war between the two.
  
  On April 26, Disney filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Florida governor Ron DeSantis is directly named in the lawsuit as well as Meredith Ivey, the Acting Secretary of Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity, and the DeSantis-appointed members of the Walt Disney World special district oversight board. This was the same board that discovered last month that Disney and its lawyers had legally stripped the committee of most of its power before its first meeting via a development agreement, angering DeSantis and his cronies.
  
  Why Disney is suing Ron DeSantis and Florida
  The new lawsuit comes just after the Florida governor’s appointed board—which are intended to oversee the previously named Reedy Creek Special District—had voted unanimously in a public meeting earlier Wednesday to declare the Disney-approved agreement “void and unenforceable.” This appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team.
  
  “Today’s action is the latest strike: At the Governor’s bidding, the State’s oversight board has purported to ‘void’ publicly noticed and duly agreed development contracts, which had laid the foundation for billions of Disney’s investment dollars and thousands of jobs,” Disney wrote in its lawsuit against DeSantis and his board.
  
  Disney called the move “patently retaliatory, patently anti-business, and patently unconstitutional.” Mickey Mouse’s parents and their legal team also directly referenced the governor’s own words earlier this month, when he threatened that he might look at adding more taxes on hotels or toll roads into the park. He even suggested putting a state prison next to the park, according to Disney’s lawyers. The suggestion seemingly being that he and his allies “will not stop” going after the company and its large Florida theme park.
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chosen.content: 1. Disney is the plaintiff in the court case.
  2. Disney classifies the behavior of the defendants as a targeted campaign of government retaliation.
  3. The State's oversight board voiding a contractual agreement with Disney was the impetus for legal action.
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rejected.content: Who is the plaintiff in the court case?
  How does it classify the behavior of the defendants?
  What action appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team?
  
  The information follows in the passages below.
  
  The ongoing war between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney is heading to court. Today, Disney and its army of lawyers filed a lawsuit against DeSantis and others over what it calls a “targeted campaign of government retaliation.” It’s the latest chapter in an ongoing war between the two.
  
  On April 26, Disney filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Florida governor Ron DeSantis is directly named in the lawsuit as well as Meredith Ivey, the Acting Secretary of Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity, and the DeSantis-appointed members of the Walt Disney World special district oversight board. This was the same board that discovered last month that Disney and its lawyers had legally stripped the committee of most of its power before its first meeting via a development agreement, angering DeSantis and his cronies.
  
  Why Disney is suing Ron DeSantis and Florida
  The new lawsuit comes just after the Florida governor’s appointed board—which are intended to oversee the previously named Reedy Creek Special District—had voted unanimously in a public meeting earlier Wednesday to declare the Disney-approved agreement “void and unenforceable.” This appears to have been the last straw for Disney and its legal team.
  
  “Today’s action is the latest strike: At the Governor’s bidding, the State’s oversight board has purported to ‘void’ publicly noticed and duly agreed development contracts, which had laid the foundation for billions of Disney’s investment dollars and thousands of jobs,” Disney wrote in its lawsuit against DeSantis and his board.
  
  Disney called the move “patently retaliatory, patently anti-business, and patently unconstitutional.” Mickey Mouse’s parents and their legal team also directly referenced the governor’s own words earlier this month, when he threatened that he might look at adding more taxes on hotels or toll roads into the park. He even suggested putting a state prison next to the park, according to Disney’s lawyers. The suggestion seemingly being that he and his allies “will not stop” going after the company and its large Florida theme park.
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