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RICHARDSON v. MARTIN

No. CV-14-753.

444 S.W.3d 855 (2014)

2014 Ark. 429

Brian RICHARDSON and Mary Dillard, Individually and on behalf of Citizens for Local Rights, Petitioners v. Mark MARTIN, in his Official Capacity as Arkansas Secretary of State, Respondent Linda Bowlin and J. Ross Jones, Individually and on behalf of Let Arkansas Decide, Intervenors.

Supreme Court of Arkansas.

October 16, 2014.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Law Offices of Shirley Jones, by: Shirley Jones ; Stephen Engstrom Law Office, by: Stephen Engstrom ; and Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP, Little Rock, AR, by: Elizabeth Robben Murray , Robert S. Shafer , and John F. Griffee IV , for petitioners.

Martha Adcock , General Counsel, Arkansas Secretary of State, and L. Justin Tate , Associate General Counsel, for respondent.

David A. Couch, PLLC, by: David A. Couch , for intervenors.

KAREN R. BAKER, Justice.

On September 5, 2014, Petitioners, Brian Richardson and Mary Dillard, acting individually and on behalf of the ballot-question committee Citizens for Local Rights ("Richardson") filed this original action challenging the timeliness and sufficiency of an initiative petition for a proposed constitutional amendment with the popular name of "The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Amendment" also known as "Issue No. 4" certified by the Respondent, Mark...

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