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Recent Newspapers and Magazine Commentaries
The Arizona Campaign Finance Law: The Surprisingly Good News in the Supreme Courtâs New Decision, The New Republic (online), June 27, 2011
New York City as a Model?, New York Times Room for Debate, June 27, 2011
A Cover-Up, Not a Crime. Why the Case Against John Edwards May Be Hard to Prove, Slate, Jun. 3, 2011
Wisconsin Court Election Courts Disaster, Politico, Apr. 11, 2011
Rich Candidate Expected to Win Again, Slate, Mar. 25, 2011
Health Care and the Voting Rights Act, Politico, Feb. 4, 2011
The FEC is as Good as Dead, Slate, Jan. 25, 2011
Let Rahm Run!, Slate, Jan. 24, 2011
Lobbypalooza,The American Interest, Jan-Feb. 2011(with Ellen P. Aprill)
Election Hangover: The Real Legacy of Bush v. Gore, Slate, Dec. 3, 2010
Alaska's Big Spelling Test: How strong is Joe Miller's argument against the Leeza Markovsky vote?, Slate, Nov. 11, 2010
Kirk Offers Hope vs. Secret Donors, Politico, November 5, 2010
Evil Men in Black Robes: Slate's Judicial Election Campaign Ad Spooktackular!, Slate, October 26, 2010 (with Dahlia Lithwick)
Show Me the Donors: What's the point of disclosing campaign donations? Let's review, Slate, October 14, 2010
Un-American Influence: Could Foreign Spending on Elections Really Be Legal?, Slate, October 11, 2010
Toppled Castle: The real loser in the Tea Party wins is election reform, Slate, Sept. 16, 2010
Citizens United: What the Court Did--and Why, American Interest, July/August 2010
The Big Ban Theory: Does Elena Kagan Want to Ban Books? No, and She Might Even Be a Free Speech Zealot", Slate, May 24, 2010
Crush Democracy But Save the Kittens: Justice Alito's Double Standard for the First Amendment, Slate, Apr. 30, 2010
Some Skepticism About the "Separable Preferences" Approach to the Single Subject Rule: A Comment on Cooter & Gilbert, Columbia Law Review Sidebar, Apr. 19, 2010
Scalia's Retirement Party: Looking ahead to a conservative vacancy can help the Democrats at the polls, Slate, Apr. 12, 2010
Hushed Money: Could Karl Rove's New 527 Avoid Campaign-Finance Disclosure Requirements?, Slate, Apr. 6, 2010
Money Grubbers: The Supreme Court Kills Campaign Finance Reform, Slate, Jan. 21, 2010
Bad News for Judicial Elections, N.Y. Times "Room for Debate" Blog, Jan., 21, 2010
How Liberals Can Win by Losing at the Roberts Court, Slate, Sept. 14, 2009
The Campaign Finance End Game, N.Y. Times "Room for Debate" Blog, Sept. 8, 2009
The Supreme Court Gets Ready To Turn on the Corporate Fundraising Spigot, Slate, June 29, 2009
Get the Al Franken Show on the Road, L.A. Times, June 1, 2009
Sordid Business: Will the Supreme Court Kill the Voting Rights Act?, Slate, Apr. 27, 2009
Franken's Monster: Will Bush v. Gore Bite Democrats in Coleman v. Franken?, Slate, Mar. 18, 2009
Let Them in the House: The D.C. Voting Rights Act is Probably Unconstitutional. Congress Should Pass It, Slate, Jan. 28, 2009
Topic A: What About Minnesota?, Washington Post, Jan. 7, 2009 (one of six contributors)
Electing the President in 2012: Three Predictions About How the Rules Might Differ Next Time Around, Findlaw, Nov. 4, 2008
Senator Obama's $150-Million September and $600-Million Campaign: Signs that Our Campaign Finance Laws are Broken or Working?, Findlaw, Oct. 28, 2008
Registering Doubt: If We Can Nationalize Banks, Why Not Our Election Process?, Slate, Oct. 27, 2008
Eight Years After Bush v. Gore, Why is There Still So Much Election Litigation and What Does This Mean for Voter Confidence in the Electoral Process?, Findlaw, Oct. 20, 2008
The Ground Game, Slate, Sept. 8, 2008
Gaming Indiana: The Quirky State Voting Law That Could Affect Tuesday's Primary, Slate, April 29, 2008
The Collapse of the Public Financing System for U.S. Presidential Campaigns: Blame Congress, Not the Candidates, Findlaw, April 22, 2008
About Face: The Roberts Court Sets the Stage for Shrinking Voting Rights, Putting Poor and Minority Voters Especially In Danger, Findlaw, Mar. 26, 2008
Taking the Democratic Party to Court, Slate, Mar. 7, 2008
Bubble Trouble on the Ballot; A complicated system and confusing ballot may have spoiled the vote for many independents, L.A.Times, Feb. 7, 2008
Whatever Happened to 'One Person, One Vote'? Why the Crazy Caucus and Primary Rules are Legal, Slate, Feb. 5, 2008
Voting System is Haunted by Democratic Meltdown, Canberra Times (Australia), Jan. 22, 2008
Stephen Colbert's "Hail to the Cheese" Presidential Candidacy: Why the Comedian's Campaign Raises Serious Questions about the Role of Corporate Money In Elections, Findlaw, Nov. 9, 2007
Justice Thomas: Leading the Way to Campaign Finance Deregulation, First Amendment Center Online, October 8, 2007
Will California Put GOP Over Top?, San Diego Union-Tribune, September 25, 2007
A Voting Test for the High Court, Washington Post, September 19, 2007
Law and Dis-Order: The Imploding System for Choosing the Next President, Findlaw, August 29, 2007
E-voting Paranoia, or the Right Course?, Los Angeles Times, August 7, 2007
Faux Judicial Restraint in Full View, The Recorder/Law.com, June 29, 2007
Implausible Deniability: The Internet Foils Fudging by Three "Voter Fraud" Warriors, Slate, June 13, 2007
The Fraudulent Fraud Squad: The incredible, disappearing American Center for Voting Rights, Slate, May 18, 2007
Courts Need to Keep a Skeptical Eye on New Voter Identification Laws, Election Law @ Moritz Commentary, Apr. 24, 2007
Back on the Campaign Trail?, Legal Times (law.com), Feb. 12, 2007 (on WRTL case)
It's Time for the House to Pick Up the Pieces in Florida's 13th District, Roll Call, Dec. 6, 2006
Keeping the Voting Clean, NY Times, Nov. 11, 2006
Ending Court Protection of Voters from the Initiative Process, 116 Yale Law Journal Pocket Part 115 (2006)
More commentaries and opeds by RickBooks by Rick
The Supreme Court and Election Law: Judging Equality from Baker v. Carr to Bush v. Gore (NYU Press 2003) NOW IN PAPER
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The Glannon Guide to Torts: Learning Torts Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis (2009)
Election Law--Cases and Materials (4th edition 2008) (with Daniel Hays Lowenstein and Daniel P. TokajiNEW! 2010 Supplement
NEW! Remedies: Examples & Explanations (Aspen Publishers, 2d ed. 2010)Forthcoming Publications, Recent Articles, and Working Papers
NEW! Lobbying, Rent Seeking, and the Constitution, 64 Stanford Law Review (forthcoming 2012) draft available)
Anticipatory Overrulings, Invitations, Time Bombs, and Inadvertence: How Supreme Court Justices Move the Law (2011 draft)
Citizens United and the Orphaned Antidistortion Rationale, (forthcoming 2011, Georgia State Law Review symposium on Citizens United)
The Nine Lives of Buckley v. Valeo, (FIRST AMENDMENT STORIES, Richard Garnett and Andrew Koppelman, eds., forthcoming 2011)
The Transformation of the Campaign Financing Regime for U.S. Presidential Elections, in THE FUNDING OF POLITICAL PARTIES (Keith Ewing, Jacob Rowbottom, and Joo-Cheong Tham, eds., Routledge, forthcoming 2011)
Judges as Political Regulators: Evidence and Options for Institutional Change (in RACE, REFORM, AND REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS: RECURRING PUZZLES IN AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, Gerken, Charles, and Kang eds., 2011)
Citizens United and the Illusion of Coherence, 109 Michigan Law Review 581 (2011)
Aggressive Enforcement of the Single Subject Rule, 9 Election Law Journal 399 (forthcoming 2010) (co-authored with John G. Matsusaka)
The Benefits of the Democracy Canon and the Virtues of Simplicity: A Reply to Professor Elmendorf, 95 Cornell Law Review 1173 (2010)
Constitutional Avoidance and Anti-Avoidance on the Roberts Court, 2009 Supreme Court Review 181 (2010)
Election Administration Reform and the New Institutionalism, California Law Review 1075 (2010) (reviewing Gerken, The Democracy Index)
You Don't Have to Be a Structuralist to Hate the Supreme Court's Dignitary Harm Election Law Cases, 64 University of Miami Law Review 465 (2010)
The Democracy Canon, 62 Stanford Law Review 69 (2009)
Review Essay: Assessing California's Hybrid Democracy, 97 California Law Review 1501 (2009)
Bush v. Gore and the Lawlessness Principle: A Comment on Professor Amar, 61 Florida Law Review 979 (2009)
Introduction: Developments in Election Law, 42 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 565 (2009)
Book Review (reviewing Christopher P. Manfredi and Mark Rush, Judging Democracy (2008)), 124 Political Science Quarterly 213 (2009).
"Regulation of Campaign Finance," in Vikram Amar and Mark Tushnet, Global Perspectives on Constitutional Law (Oxford University Press (2009)
More Supply, More Demand: The Changing Nature of Campaign Financing for Presidential Primary Candidates (working paper, Sept. 2008)
When 'Legislature' May Mean More than''Legislature': Initiated Electoral College Reform and the Ghost of Bush v. Gore, 35 Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 599 (2008) (draft available)
"Too Plain for Argument?" The Uncertain Congressional Power to Require Parties to Choose Presidential Nominees Through Direct and Equal Primaries, 102 Northwestern University Law Review 2009 (2008)
Political Equality, the Internet, and Campaign Finance Regulation, The Forum, Vol. 6, Issue 1, Art. 7 (2008)
Justice Souter: Campaign Finance Law's Emerging Egalitarian, 1 Albany Government Law Review 169 (2008)
Beyond Incoherence: The Roberts Court's Deregulatory Turn in FEC v. Wisconsin Right to Life, 92 Minnesota Law Review 1064 (2008) (draft available)
The Untimely Death of Bush v. Gore, 60 Stanford Law Review 1 (2007)
Remedies: Examples and Explanations (Aspen 2007)
Leaving the Empty Vessel of "Republicanism" Unfilled: An Argument for the Continued Nonjusticiability of Guarantee Clause Cases, in The Political Question Doctrine and the Supreme Court of the United States (Mortada-Sabbah and Cain eds., Rowman and Littlefield, 2007)
The Newer Incoherence: Competition, Social Science, and Balancing in Campaign Finance Law After Randall v. Sorrell, 68 Ohio State Law Journal 849 (2007)
First Amendment Limits on Regulating Judicial Campaigns, in Running for Judge (Matthew Streb ed., NYU Press, 2007) (draft available)
Congressional Power to Renew Preclearance Provisions, in The Future of the Voting Rights Act (Epstein, Pildes, de la Garza and O'Halloran, eds., Russell Sage Foundation, 2006)
Bad Legislative Intent, 2006 Wisconsin Law Review 843
No Exit? The Roberts Court and the Future of Election Law, 57 South Carolina Law Review 669 (2006) (symposium on voting rights)
The Uncertain Congressional Power to Ban State Felon Disenfranchisement Laws, 49 Howard Law Journal 767 (2006) (part of voting rights symposium)
Lessons from the Clash Between Campaign Finance Laws and the Blogosphere , 11 Nexus Law Journal (forthcoming 2006) (essay part of symposium on blogging and the law)
How Much is Enough? The "Ballot Order Effect" and the Use of Social Science Evidence in Election Law Disputes, 5 Election Law Journal 40 (2006) (co-authored with R. Michael Alvarez and Betsy Sinclair)
Beyond the Margin of Litigation: Reforming U.S. Election Administration to Avoid Electoral Meltdown, 62 Washington & Lee Law Review 937 (2005)
Rethinking the Unconstitutionality of Contribution and Expenditure Limits in Ballot Measure Campaigns, 78 Southern California Law Review 885 (2005)
Congressional Power to Renew the Preclearance Provisions of the Voting Rights Act after Tennessee v. Lane, 66 Ohio State Law Journal 177 (2005)
The California Recall Punch Card Litigation: Why Bush v. Gore Does Not "Suck," in Clicker Politics: Essays on the California Recall 170-81 (Shaun Bowler and Bruce E. Cain, eds. 2006)
The Supreme Court and Election Law: A Reply to Three Commentators, 31 Journal of Legislation 1 (2004)
Looking for Standards (in all the Wrong Places): Partisan Gerrymandering Claims After Vieth, 3 Election Law Journal 626 (2004) (draft available)
The California Recall Punch Card Litigation: Why Bush v. Gore Does Not Suck
Buckley is Dead, Long Live Buckley: The New Campaign Finance Incoherence of McConnell v. Federal Election Commission, 153 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 31 (2004)
The Surprisingly Easy Case for Disclosure of Contributions and Expenditures Funding Sham Issue Advocacy, 3 Election Law Journal 251 (2004)
A Critical Guide to Bush v. Gore Scholarship, 7 Annual Review of Political Science 297 (2004)
Comments on Baker, Clark, and Direct Democracy, 13 Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues 563 (2004)
Leaving the Empty Vessel of "Republicanism" Unfilled: An Argument for the Continued Non-Justiciability of Guarantee Clause Cases, Loyola L.A. Public Research Paper No. 2003-10
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