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  1. Broadcast Law Blog

    Watch for Congressional “Franking” Ads in the Last Weeks Before the Pre-Election Period – The FCC Political Broadcasting Implications

    By David Oxenford

    We have been receiving numerous calls from broadcasters about “franking” ads from Congressional representatives running for reelection.  Congress each year allows its members to spend certain amounts of money to…

  2. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Appellate Advocacy Blog Weekly Roundup Saturday, August 20, 2022

    By Catharine Du Bois

    Each week, the Appellate Advocacy Blog Weekly Roundup presents a few tidbits of news and Twitter posts from the past week concerning appellate advocacy. As always, if you see something…

  3. PrawfsBlawg

    Section Three Update

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Thursday, August 11, 2022Section Three UpdateToday the 11th Circuit heard argument in Representative Taylor-Greene's federal suit to enjoin the state eligibility proceeding against her candidacy. The majority of the…

  4. The Right Coast

    Trump’s bond with GOP deepens after primary wins, FBI search | AP News

    By Thomas A. Smith

    NEW YORK (AP) Donald Trump s pick for governor in the swing state of Wisconsin easily defeated a favorite of the Republican establishment.In Connecticut, the state that launched the Bush…

  5. The Right Coast

    FBI raid of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago will have a ‘profound affect’ on voters: Turley

    By Thomas A. Smith

    via www.youtube.comJonathan Turley.

  6. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Agency Deference and Statutory Interpretation

    By Robert S. Peck

    Courts often defer to administrative agencies on matters that require the agency’s specialized expertise. Yet even the embattled Chevron deference doctrine[1] puts the brakes on judicial deference sensibly when Congress…

  7. The Right Coast

    The Nightmare Scenario SCOTUS is Plotting For the 2024 Election Takeover Fear Mongering Over Upcoming Moore v. Harper Case

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Here we go again. The End of Democracy. You know, like when the Supreme Court ruled that abortion rights should be determined through the state electoral process, not by federal…

  8. The Right Coast

    Moore v. Harper and Marc Elias s Curious Idea of Democracy – WSJ

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Marc Elias, the leading Democratic election lawyer, complains that a dangerous theory will have its day in court this fall. That s rich he was instrumental in bringing it there…

  9. Government and Public Policy

    New local efforts at voter intimidation?

    By Shannon Kilpatrick

    King County election workers unload a ballot drop box. Photo courtesy of King County Elections (@kcelections). Ballots have dropped for the August 2, 2022 primary. Here in Washington, we have…

  10. The Right Coast

    SHOCK POLL: BETO Surges In TX Gov Race On Uvalde Fallout | Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar

    By Thomas A. Smith

    via www.youtube.com