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: Election Law"Voting Section Chief Out Amid Controversy"
By Rick Hasen
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Main Justice offers this report, which begins: "Veteran Civil Rights Division attorney Christopher Coates is no longer chief of the Voting Section, according to the division's Web site." The Washington Times offers Justice transfers Panthers pursuer out of D.C. office....Full post as published by Election Law on December 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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