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Fighting Congressional Sclerosis

Posted on September 15, 2009 by Eric Brown

The Post’s Richard Cohen discusses Rep. Charlie Rangel’s ethics issues in his column today. But he suffers from the degenerative disease called Congressional Sclerosis. Its symptom is the belief that the rules, especially the petty ones, no longer apply to … Continue reading →

Posted in House

When Can a State and Local Government Employee Run for Office?

Posted on September 15, 2009 by Eric Brown

Jason Miller posted a new paper on the Hatch Act’s prohibition on state and local government employees running for office.  For state and local government employees thinking of running for office, parts I and II of the paper go through … Continue reading →

Posted in Const Law Issues

Citizens United and the Corporate Expenditure Ban: HasAustinBeenOverruled.com? http://bit.ly/1VIJve

Posted on September 15, 2009 by Eric Brown

UPDATE: 1/21/10:  The Supreme Court announced its opinion in Citizens United v. FEC today.  A link to the opinion is on the right in my links section.  Check PoliticalActivityLaw.com for the latest updates. UPDATE: 12/8/09:  Maybe today?  Check here for … Continue reading →

Posted in Const Law Issues, Courts & Cases

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