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Ohio Supreme Court Argument:  Can School Districts Raise Your Taxes Without a Vote?

Ohio Supreme Court Argument: Can School Districts Raise Your Taxes Without a Vote?

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Sep 8, 2014 | 2014

1851 Center argues that Indian Hill School District violated state law by raising property taxes without a vote, while already running huge budget surpluses and maintaining extravagant cash on hand Columbus, OH – The Supreme Court of Ohio on Tuesday heard oral...

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