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An abuse of public trust
January 7, 2009
Times Union, Editorial
New York Reform
Dozens of judges urge high court to assure recusals in cases involving election contributions
January 7, 2009
The National Law Journal, Marcia Coyle
Fair Courts
Money in Politics
Still Broken After All These Years
January 6, 2009
NY Times, Editorial
New York Reform
Defiantly bad: New York's Legislature stubbornly maintains position as the nation's worst
January 5, 2009
NY Daily News, Editorial
New York Reform
Millions Spent in W. VA Contests
December 7, 2008
Associated Press
Disclosure
Fair Courts
Money in Politics
Down, Dirty Judicial Races: Elections Reshape Supreme Court
November 16, 2008
Clarion Ledger, by Charles W. Hall
Fair Courts
State Bar Asks for Probe of State Supreme Court Campaign
November 15, 2008
Huntsville Times, by Bob Lowry
Fair Courts
U.S. SC to Rule on Judicial Recusal Issue
November 14, 2008
West Virginia Record, by John O'Brien
Fair Courts
Charity's Agenda for the New Administration: Make Government Work Better
November 13, 2008
The Chronicle of Philanthropy, by Larry Ottinger
Money in Politics
Other Voting Issues
Public Financing
Redistricting
Restricting the Vote
Voting Rights & Elections
Tainted Justice
November 13, 2008
NY Times, Editorial
Fair Courts
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