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Texas Lawyer

Tex Parte: Tort-reform group launches voter-education push

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The Recorder

Steinberg v. Chiang

By | January 27, 2014
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National Law Journal

Voter ID Not Part of Commission Report

The presidential commission that was tasked with reviewing and making recommendation about the election process stayed away from one of the country's thorniest legal issues—the merits of voter identification laws.
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National Law Journal

Voter ID Not Part of Commission Report

The presidential commission that was tasked with reviewing and making recommendation about the election process stayed away from one of the country's thorniest legal issues—the merits of voter identification laws.
3 minute read

Litigation Daily

Where in the World Is Henry Asbill?

The Jones Day partner was tapped to defend former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell as he faces down charges of criminal corruption. But first, Asbill's cocounsel told a judge, he needs to do some serious traveling.
3 minute read

Daily Report Online

Juvenile Court Judge Announces Campaign for Cobb Superior Court

Cobb County Juvenile Court Judge Juanita Stedman announced Wednesday she will run for the open seat Superior Court Judge James Bodiford created Tuesday when he revealed plans to retire when his current term expires at the end of the year.
2 minute read

National Law Journal

White House Panel Recommends Early Voting, Online Registration

Election officials should expand early voting opportunities and use online voter registration systems to help alleviate long lines to cast ballots and fraudulent registrations, a nonpartisan commission said in a report released today.
4 minute read

Law.com

White House Panel Recommends Early Voting, Online Registration

Election officials should expand early voting opportunities and use online voter registration systems to help alleviate long lines to cast ballots and fraudulent registrations, a nonpartisan commission said in a report released today.
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Daily Report Online

Bodiford to Retire in Cobb, Creating Open Election

Cobb County Superior Court Judge James Bodiford announced Tuesday he will retire when his current term expires at the end of the year, creating a wide open judicial election and ending a three-decade career on the bench.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Legislation Would Restore Voting Rights Act

A bipartisan group of lawmakers proposed legislation on Thursday to repair and expand the Voting Rights Act of 1965, in response to the U.S. Supreme Court decision last year that gutted one of the nation's most powerful tools to fight voter discrimination.
3 minute read

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