We've Warned you About the Witch
and Now she's with the Warlock, McGlynn
A L L E G E D L Y
MUCCINI-BURKE IS STUNNED THAT SHE LOST
MCGLYNN KNEW BACK IN THE SUMMER
THE POPULARITY OF BREANNA
MCGLYNN KNEW BREANNA WOULD WIN
HE'S BEEN PREPARING TO PROTECT HIS
MYSTIC AVE PROJECTS
ALLEGEDLY
MUCCINI-BURKE IS STUNNED THAT SHE LOST
MCGLYNN KNEW BACK IN THE SUMMER
THE POPULARITY OF BREANNA
MCGLYNN KNEW BREANNA WOULD WIN
HE'S BEEN PREPARING TO PROTECT HIS
MYSTIC AVE PROJECTS
ALLEGEDLY
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SECTION
1 HOME RULEWhat is Home Rule? Home Rule is sometimes thought of as a relatively recent concept and unique to Massachusetts, but its roots actually date back to the 1700s and its relevancy extends throughout the nation. Missouri was the first state to adopt a Home Rule provision in 1875, followed by California, Washington and Wisconsin between 1879 and 1898. In Massachusetts, Home Rule authority was granted to cities and towns in 1966. Today, almost all states have adopted Home Rule provisions which, to varying degrees, are intended to enhance self-governance for cities, towns and counties.The American Revolution confirmed the rights of the people to govern themselves. However, as the mid-1800s approached, corporations were drawn into the debate, and distinctionswere made between the rights of municipal corporations (i.e., cities and towns) and private corporations. In many higher court decisions, the right to self-rule came under attack as railroad companies, whose lawyers were well entrenched at the state level, faced resistance as they pushed to extend rail lines across town boundaries. Then, with emergence of the so-called Dillon Rule, the struggle ensued, in earnest, between advocates of local autonomy and standard bearers for state supremacy. In 1868, an Iowa Supreme Court Justice, John F. Dillon, put forward rules for interpreting the relationship between state law and local law when they came into conflict (Clinton v. Cedar Rapids and Missouri River R.R. - 24 Iowa 455, 1868). The intent and effect was to narrow the scope of municipal authority.
1 HOME RULEWhat is Home Rule? Home Rule is sometimes thought of as a relatively recent concept and unique to Massachusetts, but its roots actually date back to the 1700s and its relevancy extends throughout the nation. Missouri was the first state to adopt a Home Rule provision in 1875, followed by California, Washington and Wisconsin between 1879 and 1898. In Massachusetts, Home Rule authority was granted to cities and towns in 1966. Today, almost all states have adopted Home Rule provisions which, to varying degrees, are intended to enhance self-governance for cities, towns and counties.The American Revolution confirmed the rights of the people to govern themselves. However, as the mid-1800s approached, corporations were drawn into the debate, and distinctionswere made between the rights of municipal corporations (i.e., cities and towns) and private corporations. In many higher court decisions, the right to self-rule came under attack as railroad companies, whose lawyers were well entrenched at the state level, faced resistance as they pushed to extend rail lines across town boundaries. Then, with emergence of the so-called Dillon Rule, the struggle ensued, in earnest, between advocates of local autonomy and standard bearers for state supremacy. In 1868, an Iowa Supreme Court Justice, John F. Dillon, put forward rules for interpreting the relationship between state law and local law when they came into conflict (Clinton v. Cedar Rapids and Missouri River R.R. - 24 Iowa 455, 1868). The intent and effect was to narrow the scope of municipal authority.
MUCCINI-BURKE GIVING FINGER TO THE VOTERS
MCGLYNN RIGHT BESIDE HER
DO THE MATH
