Bell v. Skelton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “conflict-of-interest statutes ... address[ ] a problem of compelling importance, to [a state’s] capacity to govern justly: preventing political corruption or the appearance of corruption”
• holding that “conflict‐of‐interest statutes … address[] a prob‐ lem of compelling importance to [a state’s] capacity to govern justly: preventing political corruption or the appearance of corruption”

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