Press Releases

Rash of Negative Ads in Court Races Bring "New Politics of Judicial Elections" to Washington State

For Immediate Release

September 8, 2006

Contact Information

Susan Lehman

212 998-6813

September 8, 2006
Fair Courts
2006 State Supreme Court Races to Watch

For Immediate Release

Thursday, September 7, 2006

Contact Information

Susan Lehman

212 998-6318
September 7, 2006
Fair Courts
United States Court of Appeals Affirms that New York's System of Selecting Trial Court Judges is Unconstitutional

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Contact Information

Deborah Goldberg, 212 998-6748

Frederick A.O. Schwarz, 212 992-8633

James Sample, Brennan Center for Justice, 212 992-8648

United States Court of Appeals Affirms That New Yorks

System of Selecting Trial Court Judges Is Unconstitutional

Ruling Takes Control from Party Bosses and Empowers Voters to Select Their Partys Nominees for Supreme Court
August 30, 2006
Fair Courts
Buying Time 2006: Television Advertising in State Supreme Court Elections

For Immediate Release
August 29, 2006
August 29, 2006
Fair Courts
Study of Nevada Supreme Court Primary Indicates Moderate Spending But Need for Caution

For Immediate Release

Friday, August 18, 2006

Study of Nevada Supreme Court Primary Indicates Moderate Spending But Need for Caution
August 18, 2006
Fair Courts
Brennan Center Report Finds New York's Campaign Finance Limits Virtually Non-Existent

For Immediate Release
Thursday, July 20, 2006

Contact Information:
Susan Lehman, 212.998.6318

Brennan Center Report Finds New Yorks Campaign Finance Limits Virtually Non-Existent
Report Finds High Limits, Loopholes and Poor Enforcement Allow Unlimited Contributions
July 20, 2006
Disclosure
Money in Politics
New York Reform
Candidates for Alabama's Supreme Court Raise More Money, Invest in TV Ads at Greater Rates Than in 2004

June 14, 2006
Fair Courts
Alabama's Supreme Court Primary Campaigns Highlight of State Judicial Elections

June 2, 2006
Fair Courts
Second Federal Court Holds "Anti-Prostitution Pledge Requirement" Unconstitutional

For Immediate Release:

Tuesday, May 19, 2006

Contact:

Kafayat Alli-Balogun, 212 998-6735

Rebekah Diller, 212 992-8635 or 917 589-5078
May 19, 2006
Government & Court Reform
Federal Court Holds "Anti-Prostitution Pledge Requirement" Violates First Amendment

For Immediate Release:

Tuesday, May 9, 2006

Contact:

Kafayat Alli-Balogun, Brennan Center for Justice,

212 998-6735

Rebekah Diller, Brennan Center for Justice,

212 992-8635 or 917 589-5078 (m)

Cara Hesse, Pathfinder International,

617 924-7200, x216

Sarah Miller-Davenport, Open Society Institute,

212 548-0378 or 917 957-8825 (m)
May 9, 2006
Government & Court Reform

Brennan Center for Justice

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Press Releases

Rash of Negative Ads in Court Races Bring "New Politics of Judicial Elections" to Washington State

2006 State Supreme Court Races to Watch

United States Court of Appeals Affirms that New York's System of Selecting Trial Court Judges is Unconstitutional

Buying Time 2006: Television Advertising in State Supreme Court Elections

Study of Nevada Supreme Court Primary Indicates Moderate Spending But Need for Caution

Brennan Center Report Finds New York's Campaign Finance Limits Virtually Non-Existent

Candidates for Alabama's Supreme Court Raise More Money, Invest in TV Ads at Greater Rates Than in 2004

Alabama's Supreme Court Primary Campaigns Highlight of State Judicial Elections

Second Federal Court Holds "Anti-Prostitution Pledge Requirement" Unconstitutional

Federal Court Holds "Anti-Prostitution Pledge Requirement" Violates First Amendment

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