City's Residency Rule Hinges on Debate of 'Original Intent'

Steven H Steinglass

City's Residency Rule Hinges on Debate of 'Original Intent'

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Abstract

On Jan. 27, Gov. Bob Taft signed into law Senate Bill 82, which seeks to overturn the municipal residency requirements in effect in Cleveland and more than 100 cities and villages throughout the state. The adoption of this statute raises complex issues under the Ohio Constitution.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 2006

Keywords

residency requirements
Ohio constitutional law

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State and Local Government Law

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City's Residency Rule Hinges on Debate of 'Original Intent'

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