Law.com offers this report. The next blog post from me should come tomorrow morning around 7 am Pacific, when I plan to be at my desk awaiting a probable set of opinions in Citizens United.

Elora Mukherjee has written this article for the Notre Dame Law Review.

You can read the court’s order and opinion here.

Paul Ryan has written A “Regulatory” Agency Expeditious Only in Deregulation. The Center also has posted these comments (with Democracy 21) for the FEC coordination rulemaking.

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The Supreme Court has announced a special sitting Thursday, and my understanding is that one or more opinions will be released. It is hard to imagine why they would do this if not to release Citizens United. But it is… Continue reading

Regular readers of my blog are probably tired of hearing me put forth the argument that the Court in Citizens United should not reach the question whether to overrule the Austin case and allow for unlimited corporate spending on elections,… Continue reading

Jerry Goldfeder has written this opinion piece in the New York Law Journal (free registration required).

Ballot Access News reports. More here and here.

ABC News offers this report.

See this Politico opinion piece.

So reports SCOTUSBlog.

Here.

David Gans and Michael Greve will have at it, beginning here.