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News and Analysis
September, 2009
January, 2009
Commentary
2009
- Line-drawing after Overruling Austin (9/09/09)
- Line-Drawing and a Proposed Constitutional Truce (8/01/09)
- Citizens United, Stare Decisis, and Democracy (7/31/09)
News Stories
July, 2009
April, 2009
March, 2009
February, 2009
October, 2008
- FEC fines Martinez $99,000 for breaking election law in 2004 (10/28/08)
- Rossi to testify as scheduled, but no media access (10/28/08)
- Judge to decide on Rossi testimony (10/27/08)
- Wash. gov's GOP rival ordered to give deposition (10/27/08)
- DNC Files FEC Complaint Over McCain Campaign's Missing, Excessive and Anonymous Donors (10/25/08)
- Online campaign donations spark new concerns of abuse (10/25/08)
- Judge denies BIAW's request to drop lawsuit (10/24/08)
- Judge denies BIAW's request to drop lawsuit (10/24/08)
- Court Voids Election Law That Led To Ethics Ruling (10/21/08)
- Federal judge sides with Vt. campaign donors (10/17/08)
- Judge agrees with challenge to W.Va. election laws (10/17/08)
- Judges keep campaign finance law despite constitutional (10/16/08)
- NC elections board dismisses campaign complaints (10/14/08)
- Term-Limits Change Could Upend Spending Rules (10/13/08)
- GOP Wants Audit of Obama Funds (10/06/08)
- Opinion: Former Supreme Court Justices Seek Enforcement of Campaign Laws (10/06/08)
- GOP files FEC complaint about Obama's fundraising (10/06/08)
- G.O.P. to File Complaint Over Donations (10/05/08)
- Wash. sues state GOP on election mail (10/03/08)
- Judge Throws Out Injunction in Election Law Case (10/02/08)
- N. Idaho group faces campaign finance lawsuit (10/01/08)
September, 2008
- Judge lifts injunction, allowing election law enforcement (9/30/08)
- AG files election-law suits against builders (9/19/08)
- Group, under fire from AG, wants W.Va. campaign laws changed (9/11/08)
- Editorial: Judge needs to rule quickly on election law (9/07/08)
- Ethics board sees union bug on fliers that violated state election law (9/03/08)
- Ethics board sees union bug on fliers that violated state election law (9/03/08)
August, 2008
- South Plainfield mayor proposes new ethics rules (8/31/08)
- Legal Controversy Erupts Over TV Ads Linking Obama to '60s Radical (8/29/08)
- Online Political Sites Pushing Boundaries of Campaign Law (8/27/08)
- State finds election law violations (8/27/08)
- Collier school chair to file election law violations (8/24/08)
- Kitsap County auditor admits disclosure errors (8/11/08)
- Campaign bill's passage raises concern (8/09/08)
- Alleged Election Law Violation Is 'Common' (8/08/08)
- Law was ruled invalid in 2006 (8/06/08)
- Contributions raise questions about 'pay-to-play' in Evesham (8/05/08)
July, 2008
- Editorial: Campaign Finance Laws Under Siege (7/28/08)
- Editorial: Those McKenna ads: Public service or politics? (7/25/08)
- DSCC pushes the envelope with issue ads featuring candidates (7/21/08)
Litigation
Active Cases
There are no active cases on Campaign Finance that Election Law @ Moritz is covering at this time.
Archived Cases
- Christian Civic League of Maine v. Federal Elections Commission (Washington, D.C.)
- EMILY'S List v. Federal Election Commission (Washington, D.C.)
- Randall v. Sorrell (Vermont)
- Shays v. Federal Elections Commission; Bush-Cheney '04 v. FEC (Washington, D.C.)
- Wisconsin Right to Life v. Federal Election Commission (Washington, D.C.)
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