Legal Opinion
John W. Pollard v. The Supreme Court for the State of Michigan
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Decided June 30, 1964No. 15931PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER.
Petitioner, John W. Pollard, a citizen and registered voter of Detroit, Michigan, has filed an original action in this Court for a writ of mandamus against “The Supreme Court for the State of Michigan” to compel that court and the individual members thereof to promptly determine a state legislative apportionment plan as required by Article IV, Section 6, of the Michigan Constitution, following the failure of a legislative apportionment committee to agree upon such a plan. The petition alleges that the various state legislative apportionment plans have been submitted to and studied by…
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