Jim Gardner has posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy. Here is the abstract:
Perhaps the most striking feature of the Supreme Court’s constitutional campaign jurisprudence is its longstanding, profound hostility to virtually any… Continue reading
You can access the five-part report (apparently without a BNA subscription) at this link. The description of the series begins: “Taxpayers with complex tax dispute cases before the California State Board of Equalization were more likely to win their… Continue reading
“It is way, way, way too premature to even be talking about that.”
–Senator Lisa Murkowski, on whether she might pursue a third party or independent bid should she lose the Republican nomination in Alaska. [Note: I have not yet… Continue reading
Michael Barone explores. The Florida case could be quite interesting, now that the Democrat appears to have a better chance of winning the governor’s race.
This NLJ article characterizes Bauer v. Shepard as a loss “on a technicality.” but I think that misses the more important implications of Judge Easterbrook’s opinion.
BNA offers this report ($), which begins: “The Federal Election Commission has indicated in a new agenda document that it will consider at an Aug. 26 open meeting long-promised new rules regarding ‘coordinated communications’ and ‘federal election activity.’ The FEC,… Continue reading