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Hasen on FEC v. Davis

By Lawrence Solum

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Rick Hasen offers preliminary thoughts on FEC v. Davis at Election Law Blog.  Here is a taste:

Today's Supreme Court opinion in FEC v. Davis nominally deals with a relatively tangential portion of the McCain-Feingold law; but the 5-4 decision has much broader implications, laying the groundwork for striking down limits on spending by corporations and unions. It also could make public financing plans less effective and less desirable. Here is some initial analysis to explain that point (subject to change as I study the opinion further).

Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on June 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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