Constitutional Law
& Voting Rights
Protecting The Voters
Standing Up For The Law
Constitutional law is a practice area that ensures the laws passed by legislators abide by the constitutions at the state and federal level.
When challenges arise, you need a skilled constitutional law attorney to ensure the constitution is upheld.
Whether a group of voters is concerned over potential gerrymandering in a congressional redistricting plan, a close election is challenged, the government seizes your land via eminent domain without giving just compensation, or any other potential constitutional law violation occurs, the attorneys of True North Law can help.
Carter-Baker Commission Report
The Report of the Commission on Federal Election Reform is available here.
Defending The Constitution
True North Stands Up For Your Constitutional Rights.
Constitutional law covers a wide range of issues from the state to federal level. We have successfully represented clients in cases including voter ID law challenges, redistricting disputes, eminent domain (Rails-To-Trails), election challenges and recounts, and much more. If you are facing a constitutional law issue, True North has the experience to fight and win all the way to the Supreme Court level.
Voter ID Laws
Redistricting
Election Challenges
Property Rights
Cases & Briefs
Our Experience
True North Law asks court to hold the federal government liable for taking additional Sarasota landowners’ property
True North Law represents hundreds of Sarasota, Florida, landowners in three lawsuits filed in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. In the most recently-filed lawsuit, Barron, et al. v. United States, Thor Hearne has filed a comprehensive motion for summary judgment...
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit hears oral argument in important Fifth Amendment taking case in which True North Law filed an amicus brief
This week, the Federal Circuit held oral argument in the appeal of an important Fifth Amendment taking case where the federal government took private landowners’ property in Missouri for a public recreational rail-trail. The lower court erroneously held that, even...
U.S. Supreme Court Opens New Term with Sackett v. EPA Property Rights Case
On October 3, the Supreme Court will begin its new term by hearing an important property rights case, Sackett v. EPA. True North Law’s Steve Davis breaks down the case in this article published in the American Bar Association’s Supreme Court Preview magazine. Steve...
True North Law’s Steve Davis Featured in Missouri Lawyers Weekly
Steve Davis, a partner with True North Law, was a featured speaker at the Missouri Bar’s Annual Meeting and Judicial Conference in Springfield, Missouri, as highlighted by Missouri Lawyers Weekly. The Bar asked Steve to address Missouri’s new election reform...
True North Law Files U.S. Supreme Court Brief in Support of Louisiana Landowners
True North’s amicus brief asks the Court to take up and overturn the decision of the Fifth Circuit, which wrongly held the government doesn’t need to compensate landowners unless and until the legislature appropriates the compensation. True North Law filed an amicus...
After Trial, Court Issues Sweeping Ruling in Favor of Georgia Landowners Represented by Thor Hearne
Following a trial in Atlanta, Georgia, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims has issued its decision awarding the plaintiff-landowners the full value of their property taken by the federal government for the creation of a recreational rail-trail across their properties....
Success Story
“Mr. Hearne,
We appreciate your work in representing the homeowners along the Legacy Trail in Mission Valley, Nokomis, FL. The case was Rogers v. U.S. Over a decade-long fight your firm held fast and was successful. Thanks!”
