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  1. Simple Justice

    Prickett: Open Letter to Grant Scheiner, President of the TCDLA

    By Scott Greenfield

    Ed. Note: Greg Prickett is former police officer and supervisor who went to law school, hung out a shingle, and now practices criminal defense and family law in Fort Worth,…

  2. Labor & Collective Bargaining

    At It Again: NLRB Proposes More Changes to Its Election Rules, Policies

    By Howard M. Bloom, Jonathan J. Spitz

    Continuing its reshaping of its election rules, policies, and procedures, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has proposed two new amendments to the policies and procedures governing its elections. The…

  3. Capital Thinking

    Public Policy Briefing – July 28, 2020

    By David Stewart, David Schnittger, David LesStrang, Ludmilla Kasulke, Christina Economides, Austin M. Harrison

    Bipartisan negotiations aimed at producing the next major federal COVID-19 response legislation – delayed by more than a week of infighting between congressional Republicans and the White House – are…

  4. The Right Coast

    U.S. Election Models Have the Same Flaws as in 2016

    By Thomas A. Smith

    (Bloomberg Opinion) -- One of the major stories of the 2016 Presidential election was how Donald Trump won despite most quantitative analysts giving him anywhere from a 1% to a…

  5. White Collar Crime in Georgia

    FORMER ABSCAM DEFENDANT FACES NEW CHARGES

    By richardwhitecollarcrimeingeorgia-blogspot-com

    [Photo from wikipedia] Former Pennsylvania Congressman Michael Myers was charged this week with conspiring to violate election laws by allegedly bribing an election official to "stuff" the ballot box for…

  6. The Right Coast

    Beware of Biden-Sanders radical lefty manifesto: Devine

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Joe Biden signed the death warrant for his campaign last week, even if he doesn t know it. The joint manifesto he released with Bernie Sanders is 110 pages of…

  7. The Right Coast

    Why the Polls Predict Trump Will Win | The American Spectator

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Lately, pollsters and pundits have been nervously pondering the following question: If Trump is behind in the polls, why do most voters say, in the same surveys, that he will…

  8. Global Policy Watch

    Increased Enforcement Risk for Criminal Campaign Finance Violations

    By Robert Kelner

    Every four years, prosecutors at the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) train their sights on money spent to influence the outcome of the presidential election—and those who spend it.  While the…

  9. The Right Coast

    Why Trump is Still in Trouble Even if the Polls Are Really Off – The New York Times

    By Thomas A. Smith

    With Joe Biden claiming almost a double-digit lead in national polls, one question still seems to loom over the race: Can we trust the polls after 2016?It s a good…

  10. Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog

    Sixth Circuit declines to stay injunction in Michigan ballot-access case

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Note — This post arrives (along with many more) thanks to Zach Young, a Cincinnati native and rising 2L at Stanford Law School, where he studies as a Knight-Hennessy Scholar.…