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Constitutional Law
: NinomaniaBy David M. Wagner
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I haven't posted yet on Doe v. Reed -- the referendum-signature public-disclosure 1st Am case, decided yesterday -- because I've been contemplating the radical divergence between the extreme of the Scalia position (concurring separately) and the Thomas position (a lone dissent).First of all, we all know why we're here. Fifteen years ago the Court decided a case, McIntyre v. Ohio ElectionFull post as published by Ninomania on June 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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