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Posted on December 20, 2012 4:06 pm by Rick Hasen

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Rudy Giuliani May Have Just Implicated President Trump In Serious Campaign Finance Violations, Slate, May 2, 2018

Scalia’s Goal Of Unwinding Voter Protections Is Becoming A Reality, Talking Points Memo, April 2, 2018

Justice Scalia's Legacy is Stronger than Ever, Slate, March 28, 2018

The Supreme Court Case That Could Transform Politics, Politico, March 26, 2018

Supreme Court Avoids Bush v. Gore II in Ducking Pennsylvania Redistricting Controversy, Harvard Law Review Blog, March 22, 2018

Free Speech vs. Freedom from Intimidation, Slate, Feb. 28, 2017

In Pair of Opinions, Fight Over Textualism Lives On, National Law Journal, Feb. 22, 2018

Mueller’s Indictment Shows the Way for Russians to Legally Try to Influence Our Elections Next Time, Slate, Feb. 17, 2018

Stop treating Ruth Bader Ginsburg — a.k.a. ‘Notorious R.B.G.’ — like a celebrity, L.A. Times, Feb. 15, 2017

Antonin Scalia’s disruption of the Supreme Court’s ways is here to stay, Washington Post, Feb. 13, 2017

Trump will still yell about voter fraud, but at least his clownish election commission can’t do any lasting damage, L.A. Times, Jan. 4, 2017

Is the Supreme Court finally ready to tackle partisan gerrymandering? Signs suggest yes, Los Angeles Times, December 11, 2017

Vote Suppressors Unleashed, Slate, November 27, 2017

Why Banning Russian Facebook Ads Might Be Impossible, Politico, September 26, 2017

Speech in America is Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control, Los Angeles Times, August 18, 2017

Don’t Let Our Democracy Collapse, New York Times (Sunday Review), July 15, 2017

Donald Trump Jr.'s Free Speech Defense: It's As Bogus As It Sounds, Slate, July 12, 2017

Trump’s Voter Fraud Endgame, Slate, June 30, 2017

The Supreme Court is in No Hurry to Protect Voters from Gerrymandering, Washington Post (Post Everything), June 28, 2017

Gorsuch is the New Scalia, Just Like Trump Promised, Los Angeles Times, June 27, 2017

Justice Kennedy’s Beauty Pageant, The Atlantic, June 19, 2017

Commentary: Dunlap badly mistaken in agreeing to serve on Trump voter fraud panel, Portland Press-Herald, May 24, 2017

The Supreme Court may just have given voting rights activists a powerful new tool, Washington Post, May 22, 2017

In the future, John Roberts could be the Supreme Court's swing vote, Los Angeles Times, April 10, 2017

How States Could Force Trump to Release His Tax Returns, Politico Magazine, March 30, 2017

Does the First Amendment Protect Trump's Travel Ban?, Slate, March 20, 2017

Why Gorsuch Could Lead Court in Wrong Direction, CNN, March 1, 2017

There’s a Simple Step North Carolina’s New Governor Could Take to Strengthen Voting Rights, Slate, February 2, 2017

Trump’s Voting Investigation Is a Great Idea; As long as it looks like this, Slate, January 22, 2017

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Polarization and the Judiciary, 22 Annual Review of Political Science (forthcoming 2019) (draft available)

’Civil Right No. 1:’ Dr. King’s Unfinished Voting Rights Revolution”, University of Memphis Law Review (forthcoming 2018) (draft available)

Cheap Speech and What It Has Done (to American Democracy), 16 First Amendment Law Review 200 (2018)

The 2016 U.S. Voting Wars: From Bad to Worse, 26 William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 529 (2018)

Essay: Race or Party, Race as Party, or Party All the Time: Three Uneasy Approaches to Conjoined Polarization in Redistricting and Voting Cases, 59 William and Mary Law Review 1837 (2018)

Resurrection: Cooper v. Harris and the Transformation of Racial Gerrymandering into a Voting Rights Tool, 1 ACS Supreme Court Review 105 (2017)

After Scalia: The Future of United States Election Law, 17America-Ho 1 (in Japanese, Koji Higashikawa trans, 2017)

Softening Voter ID Laws Through Litigation: Is it Enough?, 2016 Wisconsin Law Review Forward 100 (2016)

Election Law’s Path in the Roberts Court’s First Decade: A Sharp Right Turn But with Speed Bumps and Surprising Twists, 68 Stanford Law Review 1597 (2016)

Reining in the Purcell Principle, 43 Florida State University Law Review 427 (2016) )

Celebrity Justice: Supreme Court Edition, 19 Green Bag 2d 157 (Winter 2016)

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I am one of the lawyers for the City of San Diego in the Thalheimer campaign contributions challenge

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