Morris v. Governor

At the general election of November 3, 1970 the voters approved eight amendments to the Constitution of Maryland. 1 The appellant, a resident of Howard County, a payer of local and 'State taxes, and a voter, on March 18, 1971 filed a petition seeking a declaration that each proposed amendment had been unconstitutionally placed on the ballot, that each had been unconstitutionally submitted to the electorate and that, therefore, despite the approval given each amendment by the voters and the resulting proclamation of the Governor that each of the amendments had been adopted by the people as…