Leo v. Keisling

This matter is before the court on plaintiffs’ petition for attorney fees and costs. Plaintiffs do not seek an award of attorney fees against intervenors. The procedural history of the case and the court’s decision on the merits appear in Leo v. Keisling, 327 Or 556, 964 P2d 1023 (1998). We allow costs in the sum of $246.50 and deny the petition for attorney fees.

In their complaint, plaintiffs challenged the Secretary of State’s determination that a proposed initiative measure qualified for placement on the ballot. Plaintiffs asserted that the Secretary of State’s action violated OAR…