Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2011
Abstract
Disclosure moved front and center on the campaign finance stage in 2010. Indeed, the year just passed witnessed the emergence of not one, but two significant challenges for our disclosure laws.
2010 began with new concerns about the burdens disclosure can place on the rights of political participation and association protected by the First Amendment, with the possibility that the Supreme Court – which had become increasingly skeptical about campaign finance regulation since Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito joined the Court – might impose new restrictions on disclosure.
Disciplines
Administrative Law | Election Law | Law
Recommended Citation
Richard Briffault,
Two Challenges for Campaign Finance Disclosure after Citizens United and Doe v. Reed,
19
Wm. & Mary Bill Rts. J.
983
(2011).
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