Respect Maine Pac v. McKee

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• noting that temporary restraining order requested prior to mayoral and city council elections was denied because of its “eleventh hour filing”
• noting that plaintiffs sued just under three months before election was to begin
• recognizing “the harm to the public interest from the chaos that will ensue if the [challenged laws] are invalidated by a court order in the crucial final weeks before an election”
• noting “the harm to the public interest from the chaos that will ensue if the Maine election laws . . . are invalidated by a court order in the crucial final weeks before an election”
• noting “the harm to the public interest from the chaos that will ensue if the Maine election laws . . . are invalidated by a court order in the crucial final weeks before an election”
• issuing a decision the same day as argument

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Other cases named Respect Maine Pac v. McKee

4 other CourtListener records share this case name.

• Respect Maine PAC v. McKee
  Supreme Court· 2010-10-22· cited 16×
• RESPECT MAINE PAC v. McKee
  First Circuit· 2010-10-05· cited 1×
• RESPECT MAINE PAC v. McKee
  First Circuit· 2010-10-29
• Respect Maine PAC v. McKee
  First Circuit· 2010-10-29