Responding to dismissed lawsuits, voters approve a charter amendment to give residents the power to confront the city in court.
November 09, 2016 at 02:00 AM
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Miami residents have given themselves the undisputed right to sue city hall.
A question on Tuesday’s ballot asked voters if they should have the right to challenge the city in court if they believe elected officials violated the city charter. The question garnered 84 percent support among 113,550 voters.
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