A Texas Supreme Court majority opinion that set a precedent on redistricting was criticized by the chief justice as premature and given to plaintiffs that lacked standing.
June 27, 2022 at 03:59 PM
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The chief justice has criticized a Texas Supreme Court majority opinion that set a precedent on redistricting as premature and given to plaintiffs who lacked standing.
The court split 6-3 on an opinion delivered by Justice Debra Lehrmann, with Chief Justice Nathan Hecht submitting a dissent that criticized his peers for violating the separation of powers between the judiciary and the legislature.
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Texas 2021 state House redistricting map for South Texas. Credit: Redistricting Online.
