Category Archives: Constitution

Latest Wrecking Ball on Democracy- McCutcheon v. FEC

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Jeff Clements

My piece for the American Constitution Society reviews the state of play with McCutcheon v. FEC, the “latest wrecking ball flailing around in the rubble of America’s election and campaign finance laws.” The Supreme Court heard argument in the case … Continue reading →

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Taking Constitutional Day Seriously- And A New Challenge to Citizens United

Posted on September 17, 2013 by Jeff Clements

Constitution Day commemorates the anniversary on September 17, 1787 of the conclusion of the Constitutional Convention at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. The Constitution was not ratified without vigorous national debate and the addition of the first ten Amendments, our Bill … Continue reading →

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