Civil Rights
Dec. 7, 2006
Panel Lets Minorities Sue Over Election Systems
Civil rights advocates won a victory Wednesday when a state appellate court upheld a 2001 state law that lets minority voters challenge election systems that squeeze them out of power.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Civil rights advocates won a victory Wednesday when a state appellate court upheld a 2001 state law that lets minority voters challenge election systems that squeeze them out of power.
The ruling could open school districts and city councils to further scrutiny under the California Voting Rights Act of 2001, said Robert Rubin, legal ...
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