“Will There Ever Be Six Californias?”
My interview with WSJ Digital about the proposed ballot measure.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Blago Relies on McCutcheon in New Appellate Argument
“Justice Dept. to Investigate Lost IRS Emails; Lost Messages Could Shed Light on Agency’s Treatment of Conservative Groups”
“Florida Déjà Voodoo; Why there is no reform that could be better for progressives than redistricting reform.”
Ron Klain writes for Slate.
“Gov. Brown allows advisory ballot measure on Citizens United decision”
Senate Rules Committee Hearing on DISCLOSE Act III Coming Next Week
“Voter ID’s last stand: let’s finally declare laws what they are – racist on purpose”
2014 Supplement to The Law of Democracy Available for Download
Here is the Foundation Press announcement, with active links:
2014 Supplement to The Law of Democracy
(4th ed.)
Samuel Issacharoff, NYU
Pamela S. Karlan, Stanford
Richard H. Pildes, NYU
Casebook ISBN 9781599419350
Teacher’s Manual ISBN 9781599419367
The 2014 Update Memo… Continue reading
Who Are the Big Givers to Lessig’s Super PAC?
WaPo.
Mayor de Blasio Has His Own OFA-Type Outside Organization
Collins on Baude on McCutcheon’s Level of Scrutiny — and Some of My Thoughts
About Those Pro-Cochran Super PACs in #MSSEN
HuffPo: “Sen. Thad Cochran’s (R-Miss.) appeal to African-American voters in his winning primary election runoff last month was funded entirely by a super PAC supporting his campaign. According to a report filed with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday,… Continue reading