Legislative Lowdown for August 2024, by Rick Dalton
Legislative Lowdown for August 2024, by Rick Dalton
In addition to laws passed by our legislatures, there are many many bureaucrats who issue rules and regulations that alter or violate the laws passed by the legislatures. This is unconstitutional. A great example of this is the elections procedures manual for the State of Arizona. A judge recently ruled that many of the provisions in this manual are indeed unconstitutional because they are vague or they change the meaning or interpretation of the law, resulting in violations of the Constitutional protections of freedom of speech.
The Arizona Free News recently reported on this judge’s ruling.
“The Maricopa County Superior Court ruled against provisions of Arizona’s 2023 Elections Procedures Manual (EPM) on Tuesday. The EPM, drafted and passed under Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, was challenged in court earlier this year by the public policy nonprofit, Arizona Free Enterprise Club (AFEC).”
“Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Jennifer Ryan-Touhill ruled that Fontes’ 2023 EPM contained speech restrictions that violated the Arizona Constitution, as well as misstatements and modifications of statutes, and failures to identify distinctions between guidance and legal mandates. Ryan-Touhill ruled that the EPM’s provisions on speech were unnecessary, vague, overbroad, and serving as universal prohibition on conduct.”
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