West Virginia Dismisses Its Own Appeal in Petitioning in Parks Case

On September 22, the lawsuit Constitution Party of West Virginia v Jezioro was voluntarily dismissed by the West Virginia state agency that runs public parks. The Constitution Party had won the case in U.S. District Court on June 3, 2009, and the state had appealed. But the state has now dropped its appeal. The lawsuit arose in 2008 when officials of the state parks refused to let the party’s petitions be circulated in a particular state park.


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