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State Court Report @statecourtreport.org · 31/12/2025

More than five years after the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, state courts continue to resolve questions about the extent to which governments can exercise emergency measures without running into constitutional guardrails. (1/5)

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Case Trends: State Courts Continue to Grapple with Covid-19 Policies

Courts are still weighing the constitutionality of state responses to the pandemic more than five years after its start.

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State Court Report @statecourtreport.org · 31/12/2025

As federal protections recede, state courts have become the frontline for both reproductive and trans rights — expanding protections under distinctive state constitutional provisions, deciding how far to depart from federal precedent, and determining who can challenge restrictive laws. (2/5)

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Case Trends: State Courts Are Battlegrounds for Transgender and Reproductive Rights

State courts are leaning on their unique state constitutional provisions, departing from federal precedent, and deciding who can challenge restrictive laws.

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State Court Report @statecourtreport.org · 31/12/2025

State courts continued to grapple with fundamental questions about the scope of the right to vote under their constitutions, with their decisions illustrating the growing centrality of state constitutions in defining how, and by whom, elections are run — and who gets to participate in them. (3/5)

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Case Trends: State Courts Shape the Right to Vote

State high courts continue to settle disputes over voting and election processes, including obstacles to by-mail voting — and to define the right to vote under their own constitutions.

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