California State Court Rules that Persons Sent to Mandatory Supervision May Register to Vote

In 2011, the California legislature created new classes of methods for dealing with individuals convicted of certain crimes: “Mandatory Supervision” and “Post-Release Community Supervision.” On May 7, a California Superior Court in Alameda County ruled that individuals in those categories … Continue reading

Eric O’Keefe, Former Libertarian Party National Director, Wins Injunctive Relief Against Wisconsin Government Campaign Finance Investigation

On May 6, U.S. District Court Judge Rudolph T. Randa, a George Bush Sr. appointee, issued a 26-page injunction in O’Keefe v Schmitz, eastern district, 14-C-139. The order tells Wisconsin prosecutors to cease their search for evidence that the Club … Continue reading

New York Republicans Argue in Court that Working Families U.S. House Petition is Invalid Because Circulator is Not a New York State Resident

On May 6, a New York state trial court heard arguments in a challenge to Congressman Dan Maffei’s petition to be on the Working Families Party primary ballot. The challengers argue that the signatures were collected by an individual who … Continue reading