Continuing from last Thursday’s post with information about ballot issues in Ohio, there are four methods to put an issue on the ballot: referendum, citizen-initiated constitutional amendment, legislatively-initiated constitutional amendment, and initiated statute. A statewide referendum challenges a recently enacted …
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Less than one month away, Ohio’s Statewide Primary Election takes place on May 8, 2018. The Secretary of State’s office provides information on statewide issues, candidates for state and district offices, and local issues. Lists of candidates for local offices …
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has affirmed that ORC 3701.034 is unconstitutional. [See Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio v. Lance Himes, 6th Cir., No. 16-4027, 4/18/18.] The court said the law violates the “unconstitutional conditions doctrine,” …
A new seminar was just added to the Law Library’s collection of Legal Research Seminars on TWEN. This new seminar focuses on Administrative Law. Information on the rulemaking process, official sources, and helpful research tips are included for both Federal …
The Law Library has two upcoming live Legal Research Seminars particularly important for students who plan to work this summer. Remember, each C|M|LAW student who earns 100 Legal Research Seminar points receives a Legal Research Seminar Letter of Recognition, as …
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