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Posts published in December 2009

Nader lectures law students: some listening

By Kimberly Wilder on December 9, 2009 12:27 PM

The original article, which is worthwhile reading, was written for the The Connecticut Law Tribune and is at Law.com: here. In addition, the article was referred to on the blog below, a tax professor’s law blog.…

North Carolina ballot access case (including interest in amicus curiae briefs)

By Kimberly Wilder on December 9, 2009 11:20 AM

from Ballot Access News
North Carolina Supreme Court Seems Eager to Hear Ballot Access Case
December 8th, 2009

The North Carolina Supreme Court will soon be hearing Libertarian Party of North Carolina v State Board of Elections, a challenge to the state’s ballot access laws for minor parties, and also a challenge to other laws that injure minor parties.

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Libertarian Party of Clark County, Nevada supports AB 273 to monitor and limit police use of tasers

By Jordan Willow Evans on December 9, 2009 9:49 AM

Via email from Debra Dedmon:

The Libertarian Party of Clark County recently voted to support Assembly Bill 273, which would require that cameras be installed on all police tasers, would require that each and every video of police taser use be made available as a public record, and would statutorily limit police use of tasers to lethal force encounters.…

Oral argument scheduled for: Green’s Democratizing the Electoral College Civil Action

By Kimberly Wilder on December 9, 2009 7:46 AM
The full text below was sent out as an e-mail alert/press release by Asa Gordon:

By order of the United States Court of Appeals : Gordon (Plaintiff/Appellant) v Biden (Defendant/Appellee)  is now SCHEDULED FOR ORAL ARGUMENT ON JANUARY 14th, 2010 before the UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT

FINAL BRIEF”S filed in Gordon v Biden (Green’s Democratizing the Electoral College Civil Action) .

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