George M. Weaver v. Jerry B. Blackstock

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the risk that a judge \will be tempted to rule a particular way because of contributions... is not significantly reduced by allowing the candidate's agent to seek these contributions ... on the candidate's behalf rather than the candidate seeking them himself\
• noting that the risk that a judge “will be tempted to rule a particular way because of contributions ... is not significantly reduced by allowing the candidate’s agent to seek these contributions ... on the candidate’s behalf rather than the candidate seeking them himself’
• noting that the risk that a judge \will be tempted to rule a particular way because of contributions . . . is not significantly reduced by allowing the candidate's agent to seek these contributions . . . on the candidate's behalf rather than the candidate seeking them himself\
• “the Supreme Court’s decision in White suggests that the standard for judicial elections should be the same as the standard for legislative and executive elections”
• \Successful candidates will feel beholden to the people who helped them get elected regardless of who did the soliciting of support.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).