Governor to decide on plebiscite appeal soon
The public can anticipate a decision on how the administration will move forward…
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The public can anticipate a decision on how the administration will move forward…
Read More →Case: Davis v. Guam
No nation is perfect, but nations usually attempt to perfect themselves. That was the original promise…
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HAGÅTÑA — Limiting the political status vote to “native inhabitants of Guam” is a violation…
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled for the second time against a Guam law that limits voting on the island’s political status to “native inhabitants of Guam”…
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The United States 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against Guam and has affirmed U.S. District Court Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood’s injunction…
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In every battle toward truth and liberation, those brave enough to push against unjust systems experience skepticism…
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Guam’s political status plebiscite violates Dave Davis’ 15th Amendment rights. That’s the gist…
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(CN) – The Ninth Circuit on Monday upheld a lower court’s finding of race-based discrimination in Guam’s plebiscite election law…
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Teresa Seeberger rented rooms in a house she owned in Davenport, Iowa. When Seeberger learned that her tenant’s fifteen-year-old daughter had become pregnant…
Read More →How often do you see this? A federal judge praises counsel — specifically, J. Christian Adams of the Election Law Center, Douglas R. Cox of Gibson Dunn, Michael E. Rosman of the Center for Individual Rights, and local counsel Mun Su Park — for their “conscientious billing practices.”
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