Category: Illinois

Good morning, here are Friday’s political law links (June 1, 2012)

AND THE VERDICT IS…  N&O.  “The jury in the John Edwards trial on Thursday found the former presidential candidate not guilty on one of six counts in his campaign finance trial and announced it could not agree on the five remaining counts.” ANOTHER TRIAL?  LA Times.  “Several legal experts said a retrial seemed unlikely.” DON’T […]

Here are today’s political law links (Thurs., 5/17)

ANTI-INCUMBENT SUPER PAC.  Roll Call.  “The political action committee’s recent decision to hire Mark Meckler, a high-profile tea party activist, raises further questions about its independence.” APRIL EO UPDATE.  The April 2012 edition of IRS EO Update is online here. ELECTION LAW NEWS.  The latest edition of Wiley Rein’s Election Law News is online here.  […]

Monday’s political law links and an upcoming feature

SUPER PAC PACT EDITORIAL.  The Times.  “Congress could also require disclosure of donors, and end the coordination between outside groups and political parties. That is increasingly unlikely, however, as long as some members of Congress owe their elections, and their allegiance, to the same groups.” NEW VOTER ID LAWS.  The Times.  “Advocates of the new […]