Electoral College / Supreme Court / University School / /
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state-law suffrage requirements / non-discriminatory state law / state law / subsequent constitutional law / changed state law / Federal constitutional law / state-law autonomy / state dispute-resolution law / state-law property / election-law decisions / federal law / state tort law / state constitutional law theory / state election law / unconstitutional state law / state law play / constitutional law / ordinary state-law processes / contemporary constitutional law / election law / /
MedicalCondition
constitutional injury / /
Movie
THE LONGEST NIGHT / /
Organization
State Legislature / Constitutional Council / United States Supreme Court / National Democratic Party / Democratic Party / House of Representatives / New York University School of Law / Virginia Board of Elections / 22 / Florida legislature / Senate / U.S. Congress / U.S. Supreme Court / FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY / national government / Florida Supreme Court / Electoral College / /
Person
Richard Epstein / Helen Hershkoff / Michel Rosenfeld / James Gardner / Rehnquist / Gore / James A. Gardner / Robert Schapiro / RICHARD H. PILDES / Daniel B. Rodriguez / Richard Posner / Bush / Scalia / Nixon / Arthur Jacobson / Thomas / Rubin / Robert A. Schapiro / Richard A. Epstein / Richard A. Posner / Alan M. Dershowitz / /
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primary election / parliamentary elections / federal elections / the white primary / FEDERAL ELECTION / presidential election / presidential elections / elections / /
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Chief Justice / election official / Professor of Law / Harper / presidential candidate / Professor / first federal judge / general / external stance / Judge / late Judge / Chief / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Wisconsin / Florida / Midland County / /
PublishedMedium
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW / the Florida State University Law Review / /
JUDGING “NEW LAW” IN ELECTION DISPUTES RICHARD H. PILDES* I. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... II. THE ISSUE DEFINED: CHANGING ELECTION