| Subject: Electionlawblog news and commentary 4/19/06 |
| From: Rick Hasen |
| Date: 4/19/2006, 7:13 AM |
| To: election-law |
Dan Tokaji links
to three of his forthcoming papers on very interesting voting rights
topics.
The Washington Post offers this
report from Maryland.
The Washington Post offers this report. The Hill offers this report. Craig Holman's statement for Public Citizen, which brought the complaint, is here. Bob Bauer comments and links to the relevant documents. Alison Hayward comments here and here.
Ruth Colker offers this
comment on the Moritz election law site. It begins: "The disability
rights community and the voting rights community have been moving in
somewhat different directions with respect to suggesting that voting
practices be modified."
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette offers this
report. Dan Tokaji, who has read the district court's opinion, thinks
"it's not at all clear that its reasoning will stand up on appeal."
Robbin Stewart has more
analysis.
See here.
The next opportunity is April 25.
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