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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — By disqualifying proposals to legalize casinos and limit medical lawsuit damages from the November ballot, Arkansas' highest court punted on questions surrounding a state law aimed at keeping track of workers paid to gather signatures for initiatives. Justices also may have opened new questions for how the language of future ballot measures will be crafted and approved.

The court's rulings earlier this month against the two proposed constitutional amendments hinged on problems justices found in the language that would go before voters, not the argument that thousands o...