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· 11/14/2014

Gordon Justice, Jr. v. Delbert Hosemann, et

Citations

  • 771 F.3d 285
  • 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 21735
  • 2014 WL 6151151

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  • holding that “a developed factual record” with “[p]articularized facts” is “essential” to support an as- applied challenge
  • holding that “a developed factual record” with “[p]articularized facts” is “essential” to support an as- applied challenge
  • holding that “a developed factual record” with “[p]articularized facts” is “essential” to support an as- applied challenge
  • holding that “a developed factual record” with “[p]articularized facts” is “essential” to support an as- applied challenge
  • explaining in the First Amendment context that “a developed factual record” with “[p]articularized facts” is “essential” to support an as-applied challenge
  • upholding a state statute imposing disclosure requirements on political committees and individuals who receive or spend money in connection with a ballot initiative to amend the state constitution

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Judges: Davis, Dennis, Costa

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