Add to ORKGThis article discusses the constitutionality of Ohio Issue 1, an amendment to the state constitution that was adopted in a referendum by the people of the State of Ohio in November, 2004. The article consists of two parts. Part I sets forth arguments in support of the proposition that Ohio Issue 1 is unconstitutional. Part II sets forth arguments that have been or may be raised in support of Ohio Issue 1, and responds to each of those arguments
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We are in the era of rediscovery of state constitutional law. In Ohio, there has been an official an...
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State constitutions are instruments of governance, but Issue 1 throws a monkey wrench into the works...
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Between September 2011 and March 2012 multiple public institutions unanimously approved the public p...
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This paper was written on the occasion of the bicentennial of the Ohio Constitution. Long before the...
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