Tallahassee v. Florida Police Benevolent Association
Held that Marsy’s Law does not allow a victim, including police officers, the categorical right to withhold their name from disclosure
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Held that Marsy’s Law does not allow a victim, including police officers, the categorical right to withhold their name from disclosure
Temporarily halted three state anti-abortion laws, finding that “a limited right to terminate a pregnancy was deeply rooted in Oklahoma’s history and tradition”
Held that statute permitting officials sued for alleged constitutional violations to compel transfer of the suit to another randomly-selected circuit court violates separation of powers
Held that Marsy’s Law does not allow a victim, including police officers, the categorical right to withhold their name from disclosure
Held that legislative districts violated new constitutional provisions prohibiting partisan gerrymandering
Held that legislative districts violated new constitutional provisions prohibiting partisan gerrymandering
Held that legislative districts violated new constitutional provisions prohibiting partisan gerrymandering
Temporarily halted three state anti-abortion laws, finding that “a limited right to terminate a pregnancy was deeply rooted in Oklahoma’s history and tradition”
Ruled that a law requiring people convicted of arson to be added to a registry did not violate separation of powers
Court will determine whether the "Adult Personal Use of Marijuana" ballot initiative can be put before voters
Ruled that residents are entitled to a trial by jury when the government seeks to confiscate their property through civil forfeiture process
Ruled that the descriptions of six ballot initiative petitions to amend the state constitution to protect abortion rights were “insufficient and unfair.”
Ruled that city's short-term-rental ordinance does not violate the rights to due process or equal protection
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