Yellow Sheet Report//September 16, 2013//[read_meter]

The Supreme Court this morning struck down Laws 2013, Chapter 62 (H2600: judicial nominees, minimal requirements; records) as unconstitutional, concluding that it “directly conflicts” with the merit selection provisions in...

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