“Lori Sturdevant: Bill Moyers on ranked voting”
See here.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
“Redistricting’s Bottom Line Might Surprise You”
Stuart Rothenberg has written this Roll Call column.
Brudney: The Boeing Complaint in Congress: Oversight or Overreach?
The following is a guest post from Jim Brudney.
Today, an Administrative Law Judge begins hearing argument and evidence in a complaint brought against the Boeing Company under the National Labor Relations Act. The complaint was filed less than… Continue reading
“Newt Gingrich Charity Paid Cash To Gingrich For-Profit Business”
ABC News offers this must-read report.
“Judgeship Push May Head to Court”
See this report from Houma, Louisiana.
“High Court Upholds Nevada’s Ethic’s Law”
This report appears on NPR’s Morning Edition. MORE: Mike Dorf writes “The Campaign Finance Issue Lurking in Nevada Comm’n on Ethics v. Carrigan.”
“California redistricting: Don’t expect any magic ‘Bold’ reforms are rarely immune to the law of unintended consequences, and California’s redistricting change is no exception.”
Peter Schrag has written this LA Times oped.
Self Fulfilling Prophecy Dep’t?
“White says special prosecutor in his case voted illegally”
The Indy Star reports. More on White from the Indiana Law Blog.
“Did Mitt Romney Commit Voter Fraud?”
Another politician with allegations of residency problems.
“Supreme Court Upholds Nevada’s Law on Conflict of Interest”
The New York Times reports.
“Dictionary Citations by Justices Rise Sharply”
Adam Liptak has written this Sidebar column for the New York Times.
The article cites to Ellen Aprill’s excellent article on dictionary shopping, which I always assign to my class.
“California’s 2011 Redistricting: The Preliminary Plan”
Eric McGhee has this analysis at PPIC.
“Top Court Upholds Nevada Ethics Law”
NPR offers this report. More coverage from the Los Angeles Times; Wall Street Journal; USA Today; National Law Journal.