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Eleventh Circuit to Decide Whether Certain Key Campaign Finance Laws in Georgia are Constitutional

Feb 27, 2023 | Election Law

Last December, U.S. District Judge Victoria Marie Calvert granted a preliminary injunction to two nonprofit entities, one a 501(c)(3) and another a 501(c)(4), that challenged the enforcement of Georgia’s campaign finance laws against the entities.  The injunction...

Former Georgia State Representative Ordered to Pay More Than $45,000 for Blocking Constituent on Facebook

Jan 24, 2023 | Election Law

In May of 2020, Georgian Tomas Miko sued his then-State Representative Vernon Jones in federal court for allegedly violating Miko’s First Amendment rights when Representative Jones blocked Miko from his Facebook page after having “initially exchange[d] barbs...

U.S. Supreme Court Intervenes in Case Finding Georgia’s Method of Electing Public Service Commissioners to Be Discriminatory

Aug 24, 2022 | Election Law

On August 19, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a decision by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which had halted a lower court’s order finding that the way in which Georgia elects its Public Service Commissioners was discriminatory.  Specifically, the District...

Court Rules That One-Year Residency Requirement Does Not Apply to Georgia Candidate Who Was Drawn Out of Her District

Aug 24, 2022 | Election Law

Previously we wrote about a candidate for the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC), Patty Durand, who faced possible removal from the ballot because her PSC district (District 2) was redrawn to exclude the county in which she resided less than one year before the...

Former Louisiana Police Chief and City Councilmember Admit to Buying Votes

Jul 26, 2022 | Election Law, White Collar Crime

Two small town city officials could face prison after pleading guilty to federal charges in a vote buying scheme. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced, Jerry Trabona, 72, the former Chief of Police in Amite City, LA and Kristian Hart, 49, a current Amite City...

Georgia Candidate Who Fell Victim to Redistricting Could Be Kept Off the Ballot in November

Jun 28, 2022 | Election Law

Redistricting after the 2020 Census in many instances led to upheaval and litigation.  That certainly has been the case for Patty Durand, who is running for a seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC), a state commission which oversees and regulates public...
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