Lockman v. Secretary of State

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• requiring, for a matter to be ripe, “that there be a real and substantial controversy based upon an existing set of facts, not upon a state of facts that may or may not arise in the future” (quotation marks omitted)
• requiring, for a matter to be ripe, “that there be a real and substantial controversy based upon an existing set of facts, not upon a state of facts that may or may not arise in the future” (quotation marks omitted)
• determinations about the constitutionality of initiative would be premature and more appropriately left for specific challenges if the initiative is approved

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