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: Election LawCox on NAMUDNO Argument
By Rick Hasen
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Adam Cox sends along the following guest post: The NAMUDNO argument did not go well for defenders of the Act. As Heather Gerken, Ellen Katz, and others have pointed out, the Justices spent a tremendous amount of time asking for...Full post as published by Election Law on April 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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