Missourians to Protect Initiative Process v. Blunt
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Missourians to Protect Initiative Process v. Blunt is a 1990 decision of the Missouri Supreme Court that struck an initiative from the ballot on the grounds that it violated the state's single-subject rule.
On October 29, 1990 the Missouri Supreme Court issued its majority opinion in the case. The decision imposed a duty on the Missouri Secretary of State to determine if an initiative petition has more than one subject matter. The ruling decreed, "The organization of the constitution creates a presumption that matters pertaining to separate subjects therein described should ... not [be] commingled under unrelated headings."
