M.D. North Carolina· 8/27/2018

Common Cause v. Rucho

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318 F. Supp. 3d 777

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finding that the individual plaintiffs and the North Carolina League of Women Voters established injuries to their First Amendment association rights under similar circumstances
finding that the League of Women Voters of North Carolina had derivative associational standing under the Fourteenth Amendment
explaining that injuries to the First Amendment right of association are \statewide\
finding that the League had standing to challenge North Carolina's District 9 because \League member Klenz live[d] in that district and testified to and provided evidence that her vote was diluted on the basis of invidious partisanship\
finding that the challenged map's \ 'bizarre' and 'irregular' shapes\ which were \explicable only by the partisan make-up of the precincts the mapdrawers elected to place within and without the districts\ supported a finding of predominant partisan intent
articulating three-part discriminatory intent, discriminatory effects, and lack of justification test for Fourteenth Amendment claims and a similar three-part test for First Amendment claims

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Judges: Osteen

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