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Ontario Condo Law Blog
Swing into election mode with CCI-T town hall events
With the Ontario general election now underway, it's time to focus on the issues and decide who should lead our province for the next four years. Be sure to attend…
International Law Prof Blog
ICC Dismisses Appeal from Kenyan Government Officials in Election Violence Case
The International Criminal Court (ICC) today dismissed an appeal by the Kenyan Government to throw out the cases against six high-ranking national officials, including a deputy prime minister, two ministers…
The Right Coast
Obama 43% Perry 40% – Rasmussen Reports”
President Obama continues to lead all named Republicans in early polling on the 2012 race for the White House, but the numbers suggest a competitive race may be possible.via www.rasmussenreports.com
Train Law Blog
Another Nail in the FRSA “Election of Remedies” Coffin
While we await the Administrative Review Board's official burial notice for the railroads' bogus "election of remedies" argument, here is another nail in the coffin of that dead Federal Rail…
The Right Coast
Perry the tough Tom Smith
This is a rare thing -- a Judy Woodruff interview that is actually worth listening to. She tees up questions for a long time Texam Monthly editor, no doubt expecting…
Tom Mighell
Blawg of the Day – New York Lobbying, Ethics and Election Law Compliance Blog
By Tom Mighell
The Blawg of the Day is back! After a month or so off, I'm back to featuring new (to me, anyway) and interesting law blogs. Today I'd like to tell…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Voter ID Commentary
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
Stephen Colbert gave his take on proliferating voter ID laws on last night's Colbert Report. Several states have adopted voter ID laws in order to cut down on voter fraud,…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Wisconsin Right to Life Robo-Calls Confuse Voters, Some Claim Intentionally
Mother Jones: Are Anti-Abortion Groups Trying to Keep Women Away From the Polls?, by Kate Sheppard:Wisconsin held a special election on Tuesday, the first round of voting in the recall…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Moroccans Approve New Constitution
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
Moroccan voters on Friday overwhelmingly approved a new Constitution. Preliminary results show the referendum passed with over 98 percent of the vote, with over 72 percent voter turnout. Here's the…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Republican Candidates Continue to Attack Romney on Abortion Rights
The New York Times: G.O.P Hopefuls Press Romney on Abortion Rights, by Trip Gabriel:JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Seeking to distinguish themselves from Mitt Romney, the presumed Republican front-runner in the 2012…