A partial reversal of Colegrove v. Green, this case served to define the borders of the "political question" doctrine and affirmed that cases brought under the "guaranty" clause in Article IV are not justiciable. It was later refined by Reynolds v. Sims, which furthered outlined the "one man, one vote" principle. For 10 poi
A partial reversal of Colegrove v. Green, this case served to define the borders of the "political question" doctrine and affirmed that cases brought under the "guaranty" clause in Article IV are not justiciable. It was later refined by Reynolds v. Sims, which furthered outlined the "one man, one vote" principle. For 10 points—name this 1962 Supreme Court case which dealt with apportionment of seats in the legislature of Tennessee.
A partial reversal of Colegrove v. Green, this case served to define the borders of the "political question" doctrine and affirmed that cases brought under the "guaranty" clause in Article IV are not justiciable.