But, nonetheless, the purpose of the three-judge court is a recognition of the significance of an entire State voting on a referendum, and giving it the added dignity of a three-judge court to set aside the expressed wish of perhaps millions of people; the same as in voting rights appeals and in reapportionment.
Henry Hyde: “But, nonetheless, the purpose of the three-judge court is a recognition of the significance of an entire State voting on…”
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Discussing the role of a three-judge court in state referendum cases.
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