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Riley Vs. Kennedy

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 27, 2008

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  1. Mullaney Vs. Wilbur US Supreme Court · Jun 09, 1975
  2. South Carolina Vs. Katzenbach US Supreme Court · Mar 07, 1966
  3. Sullivan Vs. Finkelstein US Supreme Court · Jun 18, 1990
  4. Branch Vs. Smith US Supreme Court · Mar 31, 2003
  5. Hathorn Vs. Lovorn US Supreme Court · Jun 15, 1982
  6. Syllabus October Term, 2007 Riley V. Kennedy
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  7. Catlin v. United
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  8. s requests for relief is not final. See Liberty Mut. Ins. Co. v. Wetzel
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  9. on that date. See Young v. Fordice
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  10. s inquiry. In Perkins v. Matthews
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  11. on the coverage date. Id. , at 395. Similarly, in City of Lockhart v. United
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  12. ibid . Finally, in Young v. Fordice
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  13. considerations sometimes require courts to allow elections to proceed despite pending legal challenges. Cf. Purcell v. Gonzalez
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  14. Breyer, and Alito, JJ., joined. Stevens, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which Souter, J., joined. Riley v. Kennedy
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  15. Opinion of the Court Riley V. Kennedy
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  16. Supreme Court of the United States No. 07-77 Bob Riley, Governor of Alabama, Appellant V. Yvonne
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  17. Beer v. United
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  18. States , 425 U. S. 130 , 141 (1976). See also Young v. Fordice
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  19. Allen v. State
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  20. the court declared the Act unconstitutional. Stokes v. Noonan
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  21. practice was used in one election only, held in 1987. The next year, the Alabama Supreme Court determined, in Stokes v. Noonan
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  22. Presley v. Etowah
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  23. U. S. 254 , 262 (2003). See also Hathorn v. Lovorn
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  24. they differ in a critical respect. They do, however, provide the starting point for our inquiry. In Perkins v. Matthews
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  25. Similarly, in City of Lockhart v. United
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  26. U. S., at 132 (footnote omitted). Finally, in Young v. Fordice
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  27. elections to proceed based on erroneous interpretations of state law later corrected on appeal. See, e.g., Akins v. Secretary
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  28. Cobb v. State
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  29. Maryland Green Party v. Maryland
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  30. Callaghan v. State
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  31. Peloza v. Freas
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  32. s decisions in Stokes v. Noonan
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  33. and Riley v. Kennedy
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  34. and the lower courts to consider the question, see, e.g., NAACP, DeKalb Cty. Chapter v. Georgia
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  35. City of Lockhart v. United
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  36. review by our tightly bounded decision in this case. Riley v. Kennedy
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  37. Stevens, J., Dissenting Riley V. Kennedy
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  38. s decision in Stokes v. Noonan
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  39. s Trial Brief in Kennedy v. Riley
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  40. s Supplemental Trial Brief in Kennedy v. Riley
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  41. practice in force or effect. Young v. Fordice
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  42. in effect immediately prior to the putative change, whether or not that practice violates state law. In Perkins v. Matthews
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  43. The situation was similar in City of Lockhart v. United
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  44. Id. , at 133. In Young v. Fordice
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  45. See Liberty Mut. Ins. Co. v. Wetzel
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  46. See Young v. Fordice
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  47. In Perkins v. Matthews
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  48. Young v. Fordice
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  49. Cf. Purcell v. Gonzalez
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  50. Bob Riley, Governor of Alabama, Appellant V. Yvonne
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