The Florida Democratic Party stands in opposition to Amendment 6. If this amendment is supported by 60% or more voters who vote on this ballot issue, all public funding for candidates for these ...

Amendment 6 would include a provision in the Missouri Constitution to include the levying of fees to support salaries and benefits for law enforcement personnel. New presidential election polls ...

Amendment 6 would include a provision in the Missouri Constitution to include the levying of fees to support salaries and benefits for law enforcement personnel, including sheriffs, former ...

Or he can just pilfer them and hope he doesn’t get caught. It’s a good representation of Amendment 6, which is a constitutional smash-and-grab. Rural Missouri sheriffs are trying to grab money ...

Otherwise, vote no. Amendment 6 would repeal the Florida program that provides public financing for some statewide political candidates who agree to campaign spending limits. This reasonable ...

Clause 2), to non-excessive bail (Amendment VIII), and to a speedy trial (Amendment VI). Early American cases sometimes decided the issue of pre-trial detention simply through the application of ...

Title VI Must Be Applied Consistent with First Amendment Principles, Even When the Defendant is a Private Institution. At the outset, Cooper Union maintains that Gartenberg's hostile environment ...

Buchanan said that’s the “people’s money” and not the government’s. Amendment 6 would repeal a program that allows certain statewide candidates to tap into public dollars to help fund ...

A “yes” vote for Amendment 6 — the Repeal of Public Financing for Statewide Campaigns — would kill the Florida program that provides matching, public financing for those running for office ...

Find information about Amendment 6 below, in both English and Spanish, as part of the KC Voter Guide. Como parte de la Guía del votante de KC, a continuación encontrará información sobre la ...

Languages: English. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas urged the Court to "correct" a 26-year-old precedent involving a narrow exception to Americans' Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial.