Ohio’s Republican attorney general is taking a Columbus Democrat’s side in a case involving a gun-control ordinance. Here’s why.
Attorney General Dave Yost says state and city officials alike should be able to quickly appeal local judges' temporary orders blocking new laws from taking effect. Ohio's Republican Attorney General, Dave Yost, is supporting a Democrat in a case before the Ohio Supreme Court that could have implications for future challenges to new state laws. Yost argues that a temporary order blocking a Columbus gun control ordinance for over a year is similar to that of a Democratic judge in Cincinnati blocking the state’s six-week abortion ban after Roe v. Wade was overturned. The case is being heard in court by a prominent Columbus Democrat.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Republican Attorney General Dave Yost, while trying to get involved in a case before the Ohio Supreme Court that could have wide-ranging implications for how courts handle future challenges to new state laws, is staking out the same legal argument as a prominent Columbus Democrat.
In a Tuesday court filing, Yost says a Republican Delaware County judge’s temporary order blocking a Columbus’s gun control ordinance for over a year is similar to how a Democratic judge in Cincinnati blocked the state’s six-week abortion ban from taking effect indefinitely after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022,.
Ämnen: GOP, DNC