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• Supreme Court's Confused Election Law Jurisprudence: Should Competitiveness Matter?, The

  - 2007-01-01

  I. INTRODUCTION The Roberts Court handed down two election law decisions in its first Term. The decisions did not create significant change in the constitutional framework of election law. However, they did not leave a stable status quo, as the decisions, to a degree, contradict each other. In Randall v....

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• Etheridge petitions for reinstatement.

  - 2006-10-01

  Pursuant to Rule 3-7.10, Randall J. Etheridge of Pensacola has petitioned the Supreme Court of Florida for reinstatement to The Florida Bar. Any persons having knowledge bearing upon Etheridge's fitness or qualifications to resume the practice of law should contact M. Underwood, staff...

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• Analysis of Supreme Court Decision in Randall v. Sorrell Campaign Finance Case

  - 2006-06-29

  WASHINGTON, June 29 /U.S. Newswire/ -- On Monday, June 26, 2006, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Randall v. Sorrell, a case challenging the constitutionality of Vermont campaign finance laws that established mandatory spending limits for campaigns and the lowest contribution limits in the country. Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale...

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• Randall Terry, Founder of Operation Rescue, to Protest "Homosexual Marriage" in Savannah on Saturday, August 16

  - 2003-08-15

  News Advisory: An "Impeach the Twisted Six" event will be in US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' hometown of Savannah, Georgia on Saturday, August 16. The event will be at 12 noon, in front of the United States Post Office & Courthouse located at 125 Bull Street, next to...

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• Aristocrat accuses sacked boss of dishonesty.

  - 2003-07-29

  Jul 29, 2003 (The Sydney Morning Herald - ABIX via COMTEX) The former CEO of Aristocrat Leisure has been accused of dishonest and fraudulent behaviour. On 29 July 2003, the Australian poker machine manufacturer launched legal action against its former CEO, Des Randall, in...

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• One-time king of Aristocrat loses his Balmoral castle.

  - 2003-06-17

  Jun 17, 2003 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) The former chief executive officer of poker machine maker Aristocrat Leisure has been forced to vacate a company-owned house. Des Randall, his wife and two grown children have been ordered by the New South Wales...

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• Aristocrat to put its house in order.

  - 2003-06-17

  Jun 17, 2003 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) Sacked Aristocrat Leisure CEO, Des Randall, will vacate the company's multimillion-dollar Sydney house. Facing eviction action by Aristocrat in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Randall agreed to be out of the...

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• Operation Rescue Founder Available On Supreme Court Ruling Federal Racketeering Law Improperly Used Against Abortion Protesters

  - 2003-02-26

  News Advisory: Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue, is available for comment regarding: Supreme Court Rules Federal Racketeering Law Improperly Used Against Abortion Protesters The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a federal racketeering law was improperly used to punish aggressive anti-abortion protesters, a major victory for people who regularly block...

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• Supreme Court Case: Operation Rescue vs. NOW -- The Bush Administration Will Argue in Agreement with Operation Rescue

  - 2002-12-02

  WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 /U.S. Newswire/ -- On Wednesday, Dec. 4, Operation Rescue vs. NOW will be heard in conjunction with its companion case, Scheidler vs. NOW. (The Supreme Court frequently combines cases presenting similar issues.) The Bush Administration will argue in Court that the NOW has no standing to obtain...

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• RICO cuts both ways. (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) (Editorial)

  - 1994-02-14

  The history of political suppression argues against aiming draconian penalties at obviously reprehensible political actors. Sooner or later the power of the state thus unleashed comes down upon those on the side of the angels. The January 24 Supreme Court ruling allowing the National Organization for...

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