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A New Way Some State Courts Limit Abortion Rights
Hostile courts are increasingly using procedural hurdles to limit access to abortion, allowing them to avoid explicitly grappling with questions over reproductive rights.
Ellen Freidin
Ellen Freidin was the campaign chair of FairDistrictsFlorida.org.
Florida Courts and Politicians Ignored the People’s Message
Lawmakers are rigging districts for their own political purposes, and state courts are letting it happen.
City of Henderson v. Armendarez
State v. Albaidhani
State v. Contreras-Sanchez
Katie Glenn
Katie Glenn is the senior state legislative advocacy policy strategist and Bernard and Anne Spitzer Fellow at the Brennan Center.
Alabama’s New Maps Could Violate a Covid-Era Clause in the State Constitution
A 2022 amendment, proposed by Republicans as a reaction to the loosening of absentee voting requirements during the pandemic, forbids election changes less than six months before Election Day.
California’s Racial Justice Act Goes to Court
The California Supreme Court overturned a death sentence but diluted the law’s protections, two justices said.
