Supreme Court of Arkansas
Jennifer McGill
October 17, 20242024 Ark. 149
Summary
The court denied the petition challenging the popular name and ballot title of a proposed constitutional amendment concerning the Pope County casino license. It held that the materials adequately and fairly described the amendment, did not contain misleading omissions or partisan coloring, and did not require the court to resolve the amendment's ultimate constitutional validity or interpret every possible legal consequence. The court also denied the intervenors' motion to dismiss Cherokee Nation Entertainment because it held the license holder had a sufficient interest in challenging the proposed revocation.