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Members of the Medical Licensing Board of Indiana v. Planned Parenthood Great Northwest

Indiana Supreme Court held that the right to privacy does not protect the right to abortion except when necessary to protect the patient’s life or to protect a patient from a serious health risk. The court left open the possibility of an as-applied challenge to the state's ban, but the plaintiffs' attempt at such a challenge was rejected on remand
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Koski v. RNC

Virginia Supreme Court permitted legislature’s proposed amendment to redraw the state’s congressional map to proceed to a vote, staying trial court's temporary restraining order against officials moving forward with the election

Williams v. Board of Elections of the State of New York

New York trial court held that the state’s 11th congressional district violated a 2014 state constitutional amendment barring racial vote dilution and ordered the state’s congressional map redrawn. The U.S. Supreme Court stayed the trial court’s order pending the disposition of the appeal in the New York state courts and any petition for certiorari in the Supreme Court. The state case was subsequently dismissed on the agreement of the parties
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Laura Niday

Laura Niday is an associate in the Washington, DC office of Steptoe, where her pro bono practice includes voting rights litigation.

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Virginia’s Redistricting Effort and the Laborious Process to Amend its Constitution

The Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the legislature did not follow the proper process in its attempt to amend the state constitution to allow it to redraw the state’s congressional districts.

By Laura Niday
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Anthony M. Ciolli

Anthony M. Ciolli is practicing faculty at St. Mary’s University School of Law. He was formerly the president of the Virgin Islands Bar Association and a special assistant to Hon. Rhys S....

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Michael Smith

Michael Smith is an associate professor of law at the University of Oklahoma College of Law.

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The Supervisory Power of State Supreme Courts, Explained

High courts’ authority to make rules on topics both mundane and profound can have substantial implications for civil rights and liberties.   

By Adam Sopko
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Fran Hoffinger

Fran Hoffinger is a partner at The Hoffinger Firm, PLLC

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Hon. Andrea Masley

Hon. Andrea Masley is a justice on the New York State Supreme Court. She sits on the New York County Court’s Commercial Division.

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