In a rare step, the California Supreme Court voted to hear a challenge to a statewide initiative that has qualified for the March ballot. The initiative aims to change the way legislative boundaries are drawn. The move is a blow to Republican backers of the initiative, who hoped to strip the Democrat-controlled Legislature of its power to draw voting districts and give the power to the state Supreme Court.
November 12, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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In a rarely taken step, the California Supreme Court voted Wednesday to hear a challenge to a statewide initiative that has qualified for the March ballot aimed at changing the way legislative boundaries are drawn.
Acting on a request submitted by members of the state Senate who want the measure stricken from the ballot, the justices placed the matter on calendar for Dec. 8, the court’s next scheduled argument session.
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