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"Question 8 on last week’s ballot may have seemed complicated. But the need to address this problem once and for all should be simple."

The state of Michigan is being sued for setting up in a ballot initiative an unconstitutional "super-right" for abortion, then having voters approve it, in violation of multiple constitutional protections.

Life News

(The Center Square) – Right-to-Life and other plaintiffs filed a lawsuit on federal constitutional grounds challenging the enactment of Proposal 3, an abortion rights amendment voters enshrined into the Michigan

The Pacific Legal Foundation is representing a barred broker in a suit questioning FINRA's constitutionality, akin to Alpine Securities' suit.

Three Oregon Republican senators filed a lawsuit on Monday against Senate President Rob Wagner and Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade -- claiming their constitutional rights were violated as they racked up unexcused absences during a walkout earlier in 2023.

Critics of North Carolina’s felon voting restrictions believe the state’s newest election law has no impact on their federal lawsuit. They argued in a court filing Friday that a federal

U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn granted a motion by gun advocates to amend their constitutional challenge to the state’s law regulating “assault weapons," They sought to add a claim opposing the firearm "registration scheme" in light of the Seventh Circuit’s continued delay in ruling on injunctive relief.

Critics of North Carolina’s felon voting restrictions believe the state’s newest election law has no impact on their federal lawsuit. They argued in a court filing Friday that a federal judge should grant their request to strike down the 50-year-old felon re-enfranchisement law. A hearing in the case is scheduled Nov. 14 in Durham.

Occasionally, we come across court cases in which the majority owners so egregiously mistreated their minority co-owners that it's difficult...