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The law of politics and the politics of law: election law, campaign finance, legislation, redistricting\r\nRick Hasen's web log
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Posted on February 02, 2011"Is it Whom You Know or What You Know? An Empirical Assessment of the Lobbying Process"
Posted on February 02, 2011"CREW Asks IRS to Drop Tax Exemption Of American Future Fund for Political Activity"
Posted on February 02, 2011Mark Tushnet on Regulating False Speech, Including False Campaign Speech, Consistent with the First Amendment
Posted on February 02, 2011"Hamilton County Board of Elections to Appeal the 6th Circuit's Decision in Hunter"
Posted on February 02, 2011"Five Republicans and four Democrats chosen for Redistricting Committee"
Posted on February 01, 2011"Meg Whitman spent $178.5 million -- $43.25 per vote -- in gubernatorial bid"
Posted on February 01, 2011"Academic round-up: Recent articles describe how the Court can change direction without expressly overruling existing precedent."
Posted on February 01, 2011"Commissioner Statements Deeply Split Over Interpreting Campaign Finance Laws"
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