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Supreme Court sets Sept. 30 arguments over validity of K-12, collegiate sports ballot measure

LINCOLN — The Nebraska Supreme Court decided Tuesday to expedite and hear oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to disqualify a ballot measure that would cement sex-separate school sports requirements in the Nebraska Constitution. Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke signed a one-page order Tuesday afternoon indicating the high court would hear the challenge Sept.

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LINCOLN — The Nebraska Supreme Court decided Tuesday to expedite and hear oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to disqualify a ballot measure that would cement sex-separate school sports requirements in the...

Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke signed a one-page order Tuesday afternoon indicating the high court would hear the challenge Sept.

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LINCOLN — The Nebraska Supreme Court decided Tuesday to expedite and hear oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to disqualify a ballot measure that would cement sex-separate school sports requirements in the Nebraska Constitution. Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke signed a one-page order Tuesday afternoon indicating the high court would hear the challenge Sept.

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