WRTL, and Maine Christian Civic League "As Applied" Challenges to BCRA Continue to Work their Way through Three-Judge Courts in DC

BNA Money and Politics Report gives the details (paid subscription required). (For those looking for information on the new Maine case, see here). A snippet: "During the April 10 hearing before the three-judge court, Moss, the attorney for the congressional intervenors in the WRTL case, urged that the Maine case be consolidated with the Wisconsin case--a move that could put the cases on a slower track. Moss, of the firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr, warned the judges that there could be "a proliferation" of three-judge courts handling challenges to BCRA."

Posted by Rick Hasen at April 11, 2006 08:55 AM