Arkansas Term Limitation Amendment (Amendment 73)

Target entity: Arkansas Term Limitation Amendment (Amendment 73)
Context triple: [U.S. Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton, relatedMeasure, Arkansas Term Limitation Amendment (Amendment 73)]

• A. Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution
  Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution is a major judicial reform measure that modernized and restructured the state’s court system, including unifying its courts and redefining the powers and organization of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
• B. Arkansas Board of Apportionment
  The Arkansas Board of Apportionment is a state constitutional body responsible for drawing legislative district boundaries for the Arkansas General Assembly.
• C. Arkansas constitutional convention (1836)
  The Arkansas constitutional convention of 1836 was the assembly that drafted the first state constitution for Arkansas, paving the way for its admission to the United States as a state.
• D. Arkansas Constitution
  The Arkansas Constitution is the fundamental governing document of the U.S. state of Arkansas, establishing its governmental structure, powers, and citizens’ rights.
• E. Weldon Amendment
  The Weldon Amendment is a U.S. federal appropriations rider that protects healthcare entities from being penalized or discriminated against for refusing to provide, pay for, or refer for abortions based on moral or religious objections.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Arkansas Term Limitation Amendment (Amendment 73)
Target entity description: The Arkansas Term Limitation Amendment (Amendment 73) was a 1992 state constitutional amendment that imposed term limits on Arkansas state officials and attempted to restrict the terms of the state’s U.S. congressional delegation, a provision later struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.

• A. Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution
  Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution is a major judicial reform measure that modernized and restructured the state’s court system, including unifying its courts and redefining the powers and organization of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
• B. Arkansas Board of Apportionment
  The Arkansas Board of Apportionment is a state constitutional body responsible for drawing legislative district boundaries for the Arkansas General Assembly.
• C. Arkansas constitutional convention (1836)
  The Arkansas constitutional convention of 1836 was the assembly that drafted the first state constitution for Arkansas, paving the way for its admission to the United States as a state.
• D. Arkansas Constitution
  The Arkansas Constitution is the fundamental governing document of the U.S. state of Arkansas, establishing its governmental structure, powers, and citizens’ rights.
• E. Weldon Amendment
  The Weldon Amendment is a U.S. federal appropriations rider that protects healthcare entities from being penalized or discriminated against for refusing to provide, pay for, or refer for abortions based on moral or religious objections.
• F. None of above. chosen