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Adam Ginsburg
Adam Ginsburg is a law student at New York University and has previously worked in voting rights and election administration policy.
How Courts Evaluate Election Day Requests to Keep Polls Open Late
Various factors, including the harm to voters and the option for tailored and limited relief, play into whether judges will allow voting to continue past the scheduled closing time.
Stephen Richer
Stephen Richer is a legal fellow at the Cato Institute, the CEO of Republic Affairs, and the former elected Maricopa County Recorder.
Kendrick v. Knudsen
Montana Supreme Court reversed attorney general's determination that proposed right-of-direct-democracy initiative violates separate-vote requirement
Roundtree v. City of Page
Arizona Supreme Court holds that the constitutional right to initiate law at the local level does authorize non-legislative initiatives
Fines, Fees, and Bail in State Courts
Recent state supreme court cases, including a major California ruling last week, address the burden of court-imposed financial obligations on criminal defendants.
Brunett v. West Virginia Professional Charter School Board
West Virginia Supreme Court halted pending appeal a trial court's injunction against a 2021 law authorizing a state board to approve charter schools without local voter consent
Jackson v. Southfield Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative
Michigan Supreme Court affirms retroactive application of a prior ruling that government retention of surplus proceeds from a tax foreclosure auction is an unconstitutional taking
Sobel v. Coleman (formerly Cameron)
Jewish women claim abortion ban, which defines human life as beginning at fertilization, violates prohibition on unintelligible laws because its application to in vitro fertilization is unclear, and religious liberties by inhibiting the Jewish duty to procreate and prioritizing Christian values
Office of the Auditor of Accounts v. Office of the Attorney General
Vermont Supreme Court held that the Vermont Constitution does not grant Vermont's Auditor of Accounts powers outside of those authorized by the legislature
