Institute of Governmental Advocates v. Fair Political Practices Commission

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “the court can only consider whether the acknowledged state interest is advanced by a rational and sufficiently narrow restriction on plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights”
• agreeing that lobbyists challenging ban on registered lobbyist political contributions were not similarly situated to other contributors

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