BCRA briefs I am still collecting links
to BCRA briefs filed July 8 at this
post. If anyone has posted the Adams or Paul briefs, please send me a
link.
"Bill Abolishing FEC to be Introduced" Roll Call offers this report
(registration required).
Recall news A.P. offers "G.O.P.
Contemplates Options in Davis Recall." The New York Times offers
"Recall
Vote Promises to Add to California Chaos." Copley News Service offers
"FEC
Weighing Complaint Against Issa's Recall Involvement."
UPDATE: The Sacramento Bee has stories here
and here.
The Los Angeles Times has a story here.
the Pasadena Star-News has a story here.
The San Jose Mercury News has a story here.
More Florida-related scholarship Steven J. Mulroy has published
Substantial Noncompliance and Reasonable Doubt: How the Florida Courts
Got it Wrong in Butterfly Ballot Case, 14.1 Stanford Law & Policy
Review 203 (2003). Examining the Florida law and the facts in the butterfly
ballot case, it concludes that the plaintiffs had a valid claim under Florida
law, entitling them to some form of remedy, including a revote. Mulroy had
previously argued that a revote was not barred by federal law in an
article at 10 Geo. Mason L. Rev. 215 (2001).
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Loyola Law School
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