Category: Foreign Laws

“Interest Representatives”

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date February 13, 2009
Categories In Foreign Laws

The European Commission’s Registry of Interest Representatives was apparently spammed, according to this report.

Google and Free Speech

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date December 1, 2008
Categories In Const Law Issues, Foreign Laws

Google gets the full Sunday Magazine treatment from The Times. Today the Web might seem like a free-speech panacea: it has given anyone with Internet access the potential to reach a global audience. But though technology enthusiasts often celebrate the raucous explosion of Web speech, there is less focus on how the Internet is actually […]

Croatian campaign finance law

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date February 5, 2008
Categories In Foreign Laws

I was recently honored to host a State Department briefing for a delegation of young party leaders from Croatia. The nation’s laws and constitution contain a number of provisions regarding democratic principles and a free society. Our open discussion centered on U.S. campaign finance rules and lobbying. The rules in Croatia have changed, as I […]