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7-9-205. Challenges to constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly.
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7-9-205. Challenges to constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly.
If the General Assembly passes a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution, a qualified elector may file an action in a court of competent jurisdiction at any time after the passage of the joint resolution challenging the sufficiency of the joint resolution, including without limitation the:
(1) Text of the proposed amendment;
(2) Ballot title of the proposed amendment; and
(3) Popular name of the proposed amendment.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 7-9-205
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7-9-205. Challenges to constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly.
If the General Assembly passes a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution, a qualified elector may file an action in a court of competent jurisdiction at any time after the passage of the joint resolution challenging the sufficiency of the joint resolution, including without limitation the:
(1) Text of the proposed amendment;
(2) Ballot title of the proposed amendment; and
(3) Popular name of the proposed amendment.
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