Social impact litigation backed by pro bono attorneys with Big Law firm Shearman & Sterling is moving through federal court in Texas.

But the Texas Secretary of State’s office has argued that the court should dismiss a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of state law regulating how independent candidates and minority parties—like the Green Party of the United States and Libertarian Party—get on the ballot.

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