You can now find the 2018 Supplement posted at this link. This 2018 Supplement is up-to-date through the end of the Supreme Court’s October 2017 term. The new material includes coverage of cases on partisan gerrymandering, voter purges, political apparel at … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

Here: 1. Flaws in the Efficiency Gap Christopher P. Chambers, Alan D. Miller and Joel Sobel Georgetown University – Department of Economics, University of Haifa – Faculty of Law and University of California at San Diego Date Posted: 04 Oct 2017 Last Revised: 04 Oct … Continue reading →

Here: Top Downloads For: LSN: Election Law & Voting Rights (Topic) Recent Top Papers (60 days) As of: 03 Jun 2017 – 02 Aug 2017 Rank Paper Downloads 1. The 2016 U.S. Voting Wars: From Bad to Worse Richard L. Hasen … Continue reading →

85 MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL, NO. 6, PP. 1039-1478, 2017. Voting Rights Act Symposium. 85 Miss. L.J. 1039-1393 (2017). [H]|[L]|[W] George C. Cochran. Foreword. 85 Miss. L.J. 1039-1046 (2017). [H]|[L]|[W] George C. Cochran. In memoriam: Frank Ruff Parker. 85 Miss. L.J. … Continue reading →

The book is on its way to the printer, and in the meantime, here are the table of contents, etc. … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to announce that the Sixth edition of our casebook, with new co-author Nick Stephanopoulos, will be heading to the printer soon, and is available for fall classes. (The ISBN is 978-1-5310-0472-9). There will be a revised teacher’s manual coming … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to announce that the Sixth edition of our casebook, with new co-author Nick Stephanopoulos, will be available in time for fall classes. (For orders now, the ISBN is 978-1-5310-0472-9). There will be a revised teacher’s manual as well. We’ve … Continue reading →

Ordering info. Congrats, Jerry … Continue reading →

Brad Smith: For those using Dimino, Smith & Solimine, Voting Rights and Election Law (2d ed., 2015), a 2016 supplement is now available free.    … Continue reading →

Then please consider my student treatise/study aid with questions and answers covering all these topics. It works with all the major casebooks in these courses (see the correlation table below): Legislation, Statutory Interpretation, and Election Law: Examples & Explanations (Aspen … Continue reading →

Here: RECENT TOP PAPERS for all papers first announced in the last 60 days 9 Apr 2016 through 8 Jun 2016 Rank Downloads Paper Title 1 158 Options for Continued Reform of Money in Politics: Citizens United Is Not the … Continue reading →

Via email: The AALS Section on Legislation and Law of the Political Process is  pleased to announce that it will host a “New Voices in Legislation”  program during the 2017 AALS Annual Meeting in San Francisco, CA. This  works-in-progress program … Continue reading →

Jim Brudney has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming, Journal of Legal Education). Here is the abstract: The first-year curriculum at American law schools has been remarkably stable for more than 100 years. Many would say ossified. At Harvard, the First-Year … Continue reading →

Check out the election law symposium coming to Washburn on Thursday. … Continue reading →

What’s there to do in the Silicon Valley on Super Bowl weekend?  Hmm…  You might want to attend this fantastic symposium Feb. 5-6 at the Stanford Law Review. What a great lineup of speakers!  I’m looking forward to it and will … Continue reading →

From Josh Douglas: Election Law Professors, Happy New Year (and happy presidential election year)! If you will be at the AALS meeting in New York City this week, I encourage you to attend the Section on Election Law’s session on … Continue reading →

This is a great volume just published. The full journal is not on the Journal’s website, but here are the article titles, along with links to read them at HeinOnline (with a subscription).  Everyone should have this on their shelves. … Continue reading →

Great opportunity for new Legislation scholars! … Continue reading →

Carolina Academic Press has opened preorders for the 2015 supplement to Lowenstein, Hasen & Tokaji, Election Law–Cases and Materials (5th ed. 2012).  If you are an instructor using the book, a pdf is available for your planning purposes now by … Continue reading →

Frank Askin has written this article for the Clinical Law Review.  Here is the abstract: Every General Election Day, students from the Rutgers Law School Constitutional Rights Clinic, under faculty supervision, represent voters who need orders to vote. These are voters … Continue reading →

Then you might want to check out my Examples and Explanations study aid. From the book description: An up-to-date, user-friendly, and clear student-oriented treatise tackling the complex subjects in this field, including statutory interpretation, lobbying, bribery, campaign finance law, and … Continue reading →