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State Judicial Elections
The New Politics of Judicial Elections 2006
This fourth edition of “The New Politics of Judicial Elections” shows how 2006 was the most threatening year yet to the fairness of America’s state courts. Special interest pressure is metastasizing into a permanent national campaign against impartial justice.
Publications
Authored by: James Sample, Lauren Jones and Rachel Weiss
– 05/17/07
Brennan Center Senior Counsel to State Senate: End Backroom Judicial Selection
Press Releases
– 01/08/07
Testimony of Frederick A.O. Schwarz, Jr. Before the Senate Standing Committee on the Judiciary
Testimony concerns questions before the Legislature as a consequence of the holdings that New York State’s judicial convention system is unconstitutional.
Statements & Testimony
– 01/08/07
Convention System Harms Democracy
Commentary
Authored by: James Sample and Frederick A.O. Schwarz
– 12/26/06
Testimony of Frederick A.O. Schwarz, Jr. Before the Assembly Standing Committee on the Judiciary
The Brennan Center’s Frederick Schwarz, Jr. testifies that New York State’s judicial convention system is unconstitutional.
Statements & Testimony
– 11/15/06
Pro-Business Groups Dominate Airwaves in 2006 Supreme Court Campaigns
Press Releases
– 10/13/06
Television Advertising in Washington State Supreme Court Primaries Breaks Record
Press Releases
– 09/14/06
Rash of Negative Ads in Court Races Bring “New Politics of Judicial Elections” to Washington State
Press Releases
– 09/08/06
Buying Time 2006: Television Advertising in State Supreme Court Elections
Press Releases
– 08/29/06
