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Supreme Court ruling in Arizona case expected to have national impact | Cronkite News

Arizona PBS June 30, 2021 Days before the 2020 election, Arizona election offices had already received 2.3 million of the more than 3.3 million ballots that were ultimately cast. A Supreme Court ruling this week on two Arizona election policies could have nationwide impact by determining how the Voting Rights Act is applied to claims of minority vote suppression in the future. (Photo courtesy Maricopa County Elections Department) WASHINGTON – Both sides in the election law debate agree on at least one thing: The Supreme Court’s expected ruling Thursday in an Arizona election law case will be felt well beyond the state’s borders. At issue in Brnovich v. DNC are Arizona’s bans on ballot collecting and its restrictions on out-of-precinct voting, which were voided by a lower court in 2020 that said the policies limit minority voters’ access to the ballot box.

Why Parents Are in Court Over Online Portal Where Students Anonymously Accuse Each Other

Why Parents Are in Court Over Online ‘Portal’ Where Students Anonymously Accuse Each Other The “bias incident response system” created by a Virginia school system allows students to “report anonymously [on] any other student and ask that they be investigated, says a lawyer for parents who sued the school board for violating students free speech rights. (Photo illustration: Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images) Parents in an affluent Virginia county are speaking out against their school system’s online “portal” that allows students to anonymously report on each other for exhibiting racial or sexual bias.  Daniel Suhr, a lawyer representing parents in a lawsuit against the Loudoun County school system, told The Daily Signal that the “so-called bias incident response system” is in direct violation of Americans’ free speech rights. 

Critical Race Theory Feud on Full Display at School Board Meeting

Critical Race Theory Feud on Full Display at School Board Meeting
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Massachusetts public schools tell students and staff to file complaints against each other

Massachusetts public schools tell students and staff to file complaints against each other
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Issue-Advocacy Groups Face Tough Battle to Keep Their Donors Secret

Major contributors don’t want to be retaliated against, but the First Circuit showed little sympathy for them. The nonprofit Gaspee Project airs a weekly YouTube series called “Common Sense” where hosts tackle conservative issues like the so-called war on women. Rhode Island Representative Lee Ann Senniok, at left, is a Republican National Committeewoman and president of the state Federation of Republican Women. (Image via Courthouse News) BOSTON (CN) A appeals panel of federal judges had tough questions Wednesday as to why concerns about “cancel culture” would allow two advocacy groups for conservative issues to keep their top donors secret.

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