Judicial Rulings

This page collects the 14 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Judicial Rulings”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Property Tax, Ballot Measures, and Elections.

1. Sun, Oct 251 item
   1. Brazilian Court Orders Transport for Indigenous Voters as Runoff Election Gets UnderwayA federal court in Pará ordered the Brazilian government to provide free transportation and supplies so indigenous citizens can vote, while an electoral judge in Bahia ordered the arrest of Salvador'sMiami-Dade County
2. Fri, Oct 231 item
   1. 9th Circuit rules President Trump illegally federalized California National GuardThe 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that President Trump exceeded his statutory authority and violated the constitutional separation of powers by federalizing the California National Guard to respoLos Angeles County
3. Tue, Aug 251 item
   1. Federal judge blocks Ohio requirement for proof of citizenship at motor vehicle bureausA federal judge has temporarily stopped Ohio from enforcing a rule that required voters to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote at motor vehicle bureaus. This injunction halts the enfMiami-Dade County2 reports
4. Fri, Aug 71 item
   1. Florida to rewrite Amendment 3 ballot language following court rulingGovernor Ron DeSantis announced the state will not appeal a judge's order to rewrite the title and summary of Amendment 3, a property tax cut referendum appearing on the November ballot. State officiaHillsborough County2 reports
5. Tue, Aug 43 items
   1. Judge orders rewrite of Florida property tax ballot measure languageA judge has ordered a rewrite of the ballot language for a proposed Florida property tax amendment to improve transparency. The ruling follows a legal challenge led by former state Senator Jeff BrandeHillsborough County2 reports
   2. Florida judge orders rewrite of property tax amendment ballot languageHillsborough County
   3. Florida judge orders state to rewrite 'misleading' property tax ballot measureHillsborough County
6. Thu, Jun 251 item
   1. Appeals Court Rules 18- to 20-Year-Olds Can Carry Concealed WeaponsThe Fourth District Court of Appeal has struck down a Florida law that prohibited individuals aged 18 to 20 from carrying concealed weapons. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier declined to appeal Broward

1. 01James Uthmeierperson5 mentions
2. 02David Frankperson4 mentions
3. 03Grady Juddperson4 mentions
4. 04Ron DeSantisperson3 mentions
5. 05Donald Trumpperson3 mentions
6. 06Floridaplace3 mentions
7. 07Leon Countylocation2 mentions
8. 08National Voter Registration Actother2 mentions
9. 09Red Wine & Blueorganization2 mentions
10. 10Ohiolocation2 mentions