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News You Can Use Digest – July 10, 2020
10 Jul 2020, 3:00 am by Jim Sedor
Advocates for the electors countered that allowing states to regulate the actions of electors could be a back-door way for states to add qualifications for presidential candidates, perhaps by instructing electors to vote for only those who had released tax returns. [read post]
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Reflections on HKSAR v. Lai et al [香港特別行政區 訴 黎雯齡] (DCCC854/2021; [2022] HKDC 981-- Toward a HK Jurisprudence of Seditious Discourse and the Transnational Discourse of Sedition
3 Dec 2022, 7:08 am
In this case, of course, that gap is most noticeable in the application of the HK National Security Law and speech ideals in Hong Kong.To those ends it may be worth focusing on a critical aspect of the case--one that touches on the construction of the space for political speech (as well as its definition and scope) within the disciplinary space of the National Security Law. [read post]
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