News from Maryland.

See here.

AP reports.

NJ.com reports.

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See here. These results seem to differ somewhat from other polls released while I was out last week.

The NY Times offers this report.

Lucian Bebchuk has written Corporate Political Speech is Bad for Shareholders. Conor H. Kennedy has written this important piece on CU, the Internet, and Coordination, at the online companion to the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology. And Gavel… Continue reading

The Los Angeles Daily Journal offers this report ($), which begins: “The Judicial Council Friday put a limit on how much judges or justices may receive in individual campaign contributions from a party before they are automatically disqualified from a… Continue reading

You can now find the table of contents from ELJ 9:1 here and reprinted below. Look for ELJ 9:2 in April, featuring Jennifer Hochschild on the nature of the franchise, Thomas Stratmann on campaign contribution limits and competitiveness of elections,… Continue reading

Those who could not make it to the Dan Lowenstein festschrift (or who just want to relive the memories) can watch it in streaming video format at UCLA’s website. The video should remain available until Feb. 2011. You can watch… Continue reading

Here are some items that came into my inbox while I was out. I apologize if some of this information repeats what Dan blogged about over the last week. West Virginia considers post-CU “shareholder protection” campaign finance bill (more here… Continue reading

A tremendous thank you to Dan Tokaji, who did an excellent job guest blogging for me during the week I was out. Dan has also been great support for me behind the scenes, and I appreciate his care and sensitivity.

I make it a rule that I don’t use this blog to write about things going on in my personal life. But today I make an exception to this rule. One week ago, my father Marty Hasen (z’l – may… Continue reading