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Monday, May 11, 2020

Appealing Faithless Electors

The wonderful United States Supreme Court news website, Scotusblog, recently published a webinar discussing the law of so-called "faithless electors".  The law governing electors is fascinating in and of itself.  As a bonus, the webinar also explains the civil procedure of Supreme Court appeals.
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