CAP: Election Law 2019 SupplementUpdated July 25, 2019.The 2019 Supplement is up-to-date through the end of the Supreme Court’s October 2018 term ending June 2019. The new material includes a completely rewritten section on partisan gerrymandering, including an edited version … Continue reading →

The 2019 Supplement to Election Law–Cases and Materials (6th edition) will be online and posted free for instructors who have adopted the casebook and for their students. It will be current through the end of the Supreme Court’s October 2019 … Continue reading →

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 →