Seals Panel on Election Law
Josh Douglas posts the details.
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Coming Next Monday and Tuesday: Guest Blogger Dan Tokaji
As I do some travelling, the excellent Dan Tokaji will be taking the helm.
“Liberal Foundation Distributed Money from Bermuda to Liberal Nonprofits”
“No, the Obama Campaign Didn’t Violate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”
Orin Kerr weighs in.
And with that, Stewart Baker’s point is totally demolished.
Texas shows Congress must update the Voting Rights Act
Thanks to Rick for inviting me to serve as a regular contributor at the Election Law Blog!
Click here for my latest at The Huffington Post.
An excerpt: “A recent court action against Texas is important, but it should… Continue reading
“The Right’s Living Constitution: Brad Smith Edition”
Gans responds on McCutcheon.
San Diego City Attorney’s Office Issues Legal Opinion on Some of the Vexing Questions in Possible Recall of Mayor Filner
“How city’s legal hurdles make recalls difficult”
Josh Spivak oped in UT San Diego.
“Sensenbrenner Sees GOP Support to Rewrite Voting Law”
CQ Roll Call reports.
I’m skeptical.
“Obama Probably Did Not Win the 2012 Election by Violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”
Ilya Somin blogs.
See my earlier coverage.
“When Congress Refuses to Govern”
Jonathan Capehart writes for WaPo’s PostPartisan, discussing, among other things, my empirical research, End of the Dialogue: Political Polarization, the Supreme Court and Congress.
Enforcement of Section 3 of the VRA: The Second Phase?
As the Department of Justice (DOJ) and other litigants begin to turn to Section 3 to seek to put specific jurisdictions under judicial preclearance based on recent judicial findings of intentional discrimination, it’s important to note that Section 3’s text… Continue reading
Stewart Baker Says Obama Campaign Violated Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in 2012 Campaign
and he further suggests that this is how the President won re-election.
I’ll let others weigh in on the alleged CFAA violation, something I know absolutely nothing about.
But I’m quite dubious that alleged violations of Facebook’s terms of service… Continue reading
“Baton Rouge redistricting case will test the future of the Voting Rights Act”
This item appears at Facing South.