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Ohio Appellate Insights
And the Beat Goes On. The November 2010 Hamilton County Juvenile Court Election. Judge Dlott’s Ruling.
The November 10 2010 Juvenile Court election has remained in jurisprudential limbo, with John Williams last ahead by 23 votes. (He has since become the Juvenile Court’s administrative judge, appointed…
Legal Profession Blog
The Wrong Candidate
The New Jersey Appellate Court has held that the litigation in last year's Republican primary permitted the incumbent to run in the general election for Morris County Freeholder was inproperly…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Election Rule Challenge
The parties challenging the NLRB's new election rules--the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Coalition for a Democratic Workplace--have just moved for summary judgment. That, by itself, isn't particularly blog worthy, but…
Environmental Law in Washington State
Ninth Circuit Issues Amended Opinion Concerning PAC Money in Washington
By paulhirschhirschlaw-blogspot-com
On January 31, 2011, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a decision and an amended opinion on Washington's election laws as they pertain to financial contributions…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
First Circuit Rejects NOM’s Challenges to Disclosure Laws Redux
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
In what the First Circuit calls the "second chapter" of challenges to the constitutionality of Maine's registration and disclosure laws regarding election-related advocacy, the court in National Organization for Marriage…
The Right Coast
Galston forsees close election between Obama and Romney Tom Smith
Polls numbers also suggest Romney would be the much more effective candidate for the GOP.
florida ROC
Hands Off that Ballot Box!
By Scott Gordon
Florida's Republican primary is just a few days away and many, if not most, of the community associations in our state are in the midst of their own ROC board…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Ninth Circuit Rejects As Applied Challenge to Washington Election System
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit this week rejected an as-applied challenge to the two-phase Washington state election system held over from the Supreme Court's ruling in Washington State Grange v. Washington…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Will Heat Up as an Issue in South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary
Expect to see (or hear about) television advertisements of the restrictionist group NumbersUSA in South Carolina as the Republican presidential primary on January 21 grows closer. Immigration appears to be…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Kobach Backs Romney, Romney Welcomes Support of Anti-Immigrant Hero
Fox News Latino reports that:"Kris Kobach, the chief architect of the country’s most controversial state immigration laws, announced his endorsement Wednesday for GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney, who promptly noted…