SkepticsEye 2.0: Heady Brew

Take an incumbent politician (here a mayor, but pretty much anyone will do), add a charity and a girlfriend, and stir.

Publications

My SSRN papers page is here.

My Berkeley Electronic Press "Selected Works" page is here.

If you want the final, published in B&W versions of any of my article, just look me up on Westlaw. Or drop me a note!

The Michigan Auto Dealers Prosecution: Exploring The Department of Justice’s Mid-Century Posture Toward Campaign Finance Violations, forthcoming, Election Law Journal.

Bentham & Ballots: Tradeoffs Between Secrecy and Accountability in How We Vote, forthcoming, Journal of Law and Politics.

Book Review: New Myths, Old Truths (review of Matthew Hindman, The Myth of Digital Democracy), 13 Green Bag 2d 203 (2010).

Amicus brief on behalf of campaign finance scholars in United States Supreme Court rehearing of Citizens United v. FEC (July 2009).

Book Review: Brian Pinaire, The Constitution of Electoral Speech Law: The Supreme Court and Freedom of Expression in Campaigns and Elections, 124 Political Science Quarterly 369 (2009).

What Is an Unconstitutional “Other Tax” on Voting? Construing the Twenty-Fourth Amendment, 8 Election Law Journal 103 (2009).

Wisconsin Right To Life: Same Song, Different Verse (Reply to Professor Hill); 27 St. Louis University Public Law Review 309 (2008).

The Supreme Court and Campaign Finance Reform, Engage (November 2008).

Revisiting the Fable of Reform, 45 Harvard Journal on Legislation 421 (2008).

Is That a Bundle in Your Pocket, Or . . .? The Forum 6.1 (Berkeley Electronic Press) (2008).

Regulation of Blog Campaign Activity on the Internet: Comparing U.S, German and EU Approaches, 16 Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law 379 (2008).

Election Day at the Bar, 58 Case Western Reserve Law Review 59 (2008).

Justice Breyer’s Party, 12 Nexus 119 (2007)

The Per Curiam Opinion of Steel: Buckley v. Valeo as Superprecedent? Clues from Wisconsin and Vermont, Cato Supreme Court Review 195 (2006)

Arizona’s Clean Elections Experiment, Goldwater Institute Reports (2006).

Don’t Shoot the Messenger: The FEC, 527 Groups, and the Scope of Administrative Authority, 4 Election Law Journal 82 (2005) (with Bradley A. Smith).

Drafting Buckley v. Valeo: The Court, Liberty, and Politics, Federalist Society White Paper (2003).

SkepticsEye 2.0

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Heady Brew

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