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Put me down for 1 3/4 circuits.
That abortion of the Constitution is now the basis for the Progressive's cry to save the Detroit civil servants pensions.
California is in the same leaking boat, but I am not sure if the California Constitution prohibits amending their civil servant's pension plans.
"Aquilina issued a declaratory judgment that says the bankruptcy filing violated the Michigan Constitution.
“In order to rectify his unauthorized and unconstitutional actions ... the Governor must (1) direct the Emergency Manager to immediately withdraw the Chapter 9 petition filed on July 18, and (2) not authorize any further Chapter 9 filing which threatens to diminish or impair accrued pension benefits,” she said in her order."
http://www.freep.com/article/20130719/NE......