Supreme Court blocks Arizona citizenship proof for federal voter forms
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, barred states from requiring proof of citizenship on federal voter registration forms without federal or court approval. Arizona must rely on the federal form, which asks only for citizenship affirmation, and may seek EAC approval to impose stricter proof. The ruling affects Arizona and other states eyeing similar measures.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
The
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Antonin Scalia
Nina Perales
Matt Roberts
Ken Bennett
Tom Horne
U.S. Supreme Court
Horne
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
Kansas
Tennessee
Brian Kemp
Tom Caso
Chapman University School of Law
California
Tempe
Ariz
U.S
Many Oil Sites Fail Electrical Safety Checks in Southeast NM
Reports show 236 of 276 oil and gas well sites in southeastern New Mexico failed post inspection due to data entry labeling as "Failed" though CID says these were corrections marked as passed. No sites were shut down and no life-threatening hazards or red tags reported.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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S.U. Mahesh
The
Journal
Mahesh
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Chips theft at Allsup's prompts storewide probe
Police responded to Allsup's at 1618 S Main St Friday after a male subject stole 17 dollars worth Rufles potato chips. A mother reported her 13 year old son texted he was drunk while visiting his father with a 7 year old brother. Officers found the 13 year old intoxicated and transporting him to a hospital. The 7 year old was unharmed. Police were dispatched to a separate criminal damage call.
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Police blotter notes door left open on West 16th Street
A door at a residence on the 300 block of West 16th Street was found open Friday with $100 in door damages. No theft reported. Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS offers anonymity and potential rewards.
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Chaves County to Gain 2.86 Million from PILT Funding
US Senators Udall and Heinrich announced New Mexico counties will receive over 34 million through the 2013 Payments in Lieu of Taxes program. Chaves County is slated for 2,860,983 dollars to support police and fire services schools housing roads and transportation.
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Martin Heinrich
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