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· 11/30/2005

Feldmeier v. Watson

Citations

  • 123 P.3d 180
  • 211 Ariz. 444
  • 466 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 39
  • 2005 Ariz. LEXIS 117

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • finding substantial compliance with initiative petition in Prescott that referred to “qualified electors of the state of Arizona”
  • allowing substantial compliance with initiative petition statutes if the petition “fulfills the purpose of the relevant statutory or constitutional requirements”
  • “[I]f the Constitution expressly and explicitly makes any departure fatal, the initiative cannot be placed on the ballot.”
  • “The initiative process reserves to the people the power to propose to the electorate laws and amendments to the constitution.”
  • substantial compliance considers “the extent to which the petitions differ from the requirements, and the purpose of the requirements”
  • court considering various factors to determine substantial compliance with statutory requirements in context of petitions for ballot initiatives including nature and purpose of requirements and extent of deviation from requirements

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Judges: Ryan, McGregor, Berch, Hurwitz, Bales

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