The opinion in Citizens to Save California v. California Fair Political Practices Commission is here. The court ruled that the FPPC exceeded its authority to issue the regulation limiting contributions to candidate-controlled ballot measure committees. It did not reach the constitutional issue, though some of the court’s discussion in Part II of the opinion certainly seems skeptical of the constitutionality of such a requirement. I’ve argued for the constitutionality of such a requirement (but noted the statutory problem in the FPPC case) here.