Monthly Archives: March 2015
“G.O.P. Race Starts in Lavish Haunts of Rich Donors”
Fascinating NYT A1.
“The Supreme Court and Independent Redistricting Initiatives: Uncertain Effects and Constitutional Doubts”
“Originalist or Original: The Difficulties of Reconciling Citizens United with Corporate Law History”
Leo Strine and Nicholas Walter have posted this draft on SSRN. Here is the abstract:
Citizens United has been the subject of a great deal of commentary, but one important aspect of the decision that has not been explored in… Continue reading
Read the State Court Order Requiring NC Voter ID Case to Go to Trial
Here.
Commentary from Robbin Stewart.
“U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Hear ProtectMarriage.Com v Padilla”
BAN reports on the cert. denial in the campaign finance disclosure case stemming from California’s Prop. 8.
“Even After Return, Congressional Opposition to EAC Continues”
“Jeb Bush exploits non-candidate status to rewrite campaign finance playbook”
News from the pre-presidential campaign trail.
King: Obamacare Subsidies as Textualism’s Big Test
In November, I participated in a SCOTUSblog symposium on King, the Obamacare case that the Court will hear this week. The case, as I argued then and still deeply believe, is textualism’s biggest test yet. Will the textualists show us… Continue reading