by Julie Pelegrin Editor’s Note: This week’s article is the fifth in a series on statutory construction. For the earlier articles, see postings on Sept. 12, 2013; and July 31, […]
by Debbie Haskins In a landmark ruling issued on June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges (pronounced “OH-ber-guh-fell”) that the right to marry is […]
by Gwynne Middleton Interim committee season is just around the corner. This year ten committees will meet to study pressing issues during these months when the General Assembly is not […]
by Sharon Eubanks If a legislature does not have the power to impose new taxes or raise the amount of existing taxes, does the state enjoy a republican form of […]