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Texas General Land Office v. SaveRGV; Cameron County v. SaveRGV; Paxton v. SaveRGV
Texas Supreme Court held that provision of an open-beaches amendment stating that the amendment "does not create a private right of enforcement" barred challenge to temporary closures of a public beach for SpaceX flight activity
When Are Retroactive Laws Constitutional?
The South Carolina Supreme Court’s latest word on retroactive legislation is in keeping with a messy tradition.
Kansas Vote Could Lead to Wisconsin-Level Spending in Judicial Elections
Kansans will decide in August on an amendment that would change how judges are selected, a vote that could bring a surge of special interest spending and unwanted political pressure on judges.
Downingtown Area School District v. Chester County Board of Assessment Appeals Tax Parcel No.: 33-5-42.3
Ohio Supreme Court held that taxing district's use of a monetary threshold to determine which property tax assessments to appeal as too low does not, on its own, violate tax uniformity requirement
Brooks v. Reynolds
Oklahoma Supreme Court will consider the state constitutionality of a proposed initiative that would phased out property taxes for owners' primary residences
Rabiebna v. Higher Educational Aids Board
Wisconsin Supreme Court held that a program offering college retention scholarships to students from certain racial and national-origin groups violated federal Equal Protection and that taxpayers had standing to challenge the program
The Wisconsin Constitution: Initial Adoption Fights and a Veto Power That’s Still Contested
The charter is a guide for safeguarding the state’s aim of self-determination.
NAACP v. Tennessee
Tennessee lower court dismissed challenge to the state's mid-decade congressional redistricting, which claimed the legislature did not have authority to alter state laws to allow the redistrictring because those alterations were not specifically included in the governor's proclamation calling the session
Cromwell v. Knudsen
Montana Supreme Court will consider whether under right to privacy and implementing laws counties are authorized to disseminate confidential criminal justice information to ICE absent a court order
Equal Rights Amendments and Age-Based Discrimination
A majority of the New York high court upheld the state’s mandatory retirement rules for judges but avoided grappling with the complexities of the new ERA.
