Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights the Florida retention election and the role of outside groups, a decision by the Supreme Court not to hear a challenge on nominating commissions, and more.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights Montana decision allowing party endorsement of candidates, the continuing controversy over the retention election in Iowa, and more.
Judicial primary candidates spent more than $4.6 million in television advertisements this election cycle, but not in traditional high-spending states, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court sent voter ID case back down to lower court and professor Rick Hasen examines The Voter Wars.
In this first edition of the Justice Update: Justice Program Director Inimai Chettiar spoke with Arianna Huffington and The New Jim Crow author Michelle Alexander about mass incarceration. Also, read more about the Supreme Court challenge to the University of Texas at Austin's admission policies and the benefits of racial diversity.
Seven different court rulings voided restrictive voting measures in August, a new documentary on "Electoral Dysfunction," complete state updates, and more.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights the West Virginia's Supreme Court decision striking down their judicial public financing program, Florida's retention election, and more.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights the West Virginia judicial public financing case, a controversy stirring over Louisiana's next Chief Justice, and more.
