Долги Родины Военные пенсионеры требуют отдать невыплаченные деньги aif.ru - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from aif.ru Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
WHAT HAPPENED.
On April 14, 2021, the Mississippi Supreme Court heard oral
arguments concerning a lawsuit brought challenging the
constitutionality of Initiative 65, the measure adopted by state
voters in November of 2020, amending the Mississippi Constitution
to establish a Medical Marijuana program in the state. Lawyers
representing the Attorney General and Secretary of State defended
the constitutionality of the provision while opponents, represented
by counsel for Mary Hawkins Butler, the Mayor of Madison, argued
that the Secretary of State s decision to certify initiative
petitions used to gather signatures was unconstitutional. A
decision is expected soon.
WHAT IT MEANS.
The Mississippi Medical Marijuana program, supported by more
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What happened.
On April 14, 2021, the Mississippi Supreme Court heard oral arguments concerning a lawsuit brought challenging the constitutionality of Initiative 65, the measure adopted by state voters in November of 2020, amending the Mississippi Constitution to establish a Medical Marijuana program in the state. Lawyers representing the Attorney General and Secretary of State defended the constitutionality of the provision while opponents, represented by counsel for Mary Hawkins Butler, the Mayor of Madison, argued that the Secretary of State’s decision to certify initiative petitions used to gather signatures was unconstitutional. A decision is expected soon.
What it means.
The Mississippi Medical Marijuana program, supported by more than 73% of the voters voting in the last statewide election, hangs in the balance after the Justices of the Supreme Court entertained oral argument lasting for more than an hour. Article 15, Section 273(3) of the Mississippi Constitution, th
Bridging 2020 Election Petition -CI-99 Incompetence
By Jacob Osei Yeboah || JOY 2016/2020 Listen to article
Your Lordship, I write to you today with the compliments of Easter.
The Legal Team of JOY 2012 have made certain observations about the 2020 election petition and judgement which are summarised below:
1. That the EC s crafting and implementation of CI-127 was commendable but will need some refinement
2. That the Supreme Court Rule, CI-99, that guided the Petitioner and Bench of the Supreme Court is problematic
3. That some decisions concluded on by Justices of the Supreme Court could cause lack of faith in judicial system
The team holds that the Rules of Supreme Court, CI-99, was crafted without a complete understanding of the numerous possible outcomes of election petitions and appears incompatible with the operational role of the Electoral Commission (EC). Furthermore, the nature of Form 30 in CI-99 exceedingly limits election petitions and imposes an adversarial sys