· 2/6/2004
Alaska Action Center, Inc. v. Municipality of Anchorage
Citations
- 84 P.3d 989
- 2004 Alas. LEXIS 19
- 2004 WL 225546
How courts have described this case
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- stating that an initiative constitutes an appropriation if it sets aside a specified amount of money for a certain purpose and is executable in such a way that it requires no farther legislative action
- stating that an initiative constitutes an appropriation if it sets aside a specified amount of money for a certain purpose and is executable in such a way that it requires no further legislative action
- stating that whether an impermissible provision of an initiative can be severed, allowing the initiative to appear on the ballot without recirculating the petition for new signatures, is a question of law
- stating that whether an impermissible provision of an initiative can be severed, allowing the initiative to appear on the ballot without recirculating the petition for new signatures, is a question of law
- making clear that prohibition on appropriation by initiative encompasses land and then considering whether initiative would appropriate that land
- making clear that prohibition on appropriation by initiative encompasses land and then considering whether initiative would appropriate that land
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Judges: Bryner, Fabe, Carpeneti, Matthews, Eastaugh
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