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Majority Opinion
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per curiam (Stevens, J., not participating) |
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Concurring Opinion
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Burger, C.J., White, J., Marshall, J., Blackmun, J., Powell, J., & Rehnquist, J. (all concurring & dissenting in part) |
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Dissenting Opinion
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Burger, C.J., White, J., Marshall, J., Blackmun, J., Powell, J., & Rehnquist, J. (all concurring & dissenting in part) |
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Lower Court
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Distict of Columbia Court of Appeals |
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Oral Arguments
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Oral Arguments
[Oyez]
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| Lawyers |
Ralph K. Winter, Jr., pro hac vice, Joel M. Gora, & Brice M. Clagett
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Deputy Solicitor General Friedman, Archibald Cox, Lloyd N. Cutler, & Ralph S. Spritzer
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With Mr. Friedman on the brief for appellees Levi and the Federal Election Commission were Attorney General Levi, pro se, Solicitor General Bork, & Louis F. Claiborne.
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Archibald Cox for Hugh Scott et al.
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Attorney General Levi, pro se, Solicitor General Bork, and Deputy Solicitor General Randolph filed a brief for appellee Levi and for the United States
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Jerome B. Falk, Jr., Daniel H. Lowenstein, Howard F. Sachs, & Guy L. Heinemann for the California Fair Political Practices Commission et al
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Marguerite M. Buckley for the Los Angeles County Central Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party
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Thomas F. Monaghan for James B. Longley
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Vincent Hallinan for the Socialist Labor Party
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| News Stories & Commentary |
Editorial, New York Times, "Campaigns Unlimited," February 4, 1976
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Editorial, Wall Street Journal, "The Half-Dead Monster," February 2, 1976
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Editorial, Washington Post, "Campaign Finance: Second Thoughts," February 2, 1976
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| Other |
Adamany, D.W., & Agree, G.E., POLITICAL MONEY: A STRATEGY FOR CAMPAIGN FINANCING IN AMERICA (1975)
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Barron, Jerome & Dienes, C. Thomas, FIRST AMENDMENT LAW (2nd ed., 2000), pp. 281-290
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BeVier, Lillian, "Money & Politics: A Perspective on the First Amendment & Campaign Finance Reform," 73 California Law Review 1045 (1985)
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BeVier, Lillian, “Campaign Finance Reform: Specious Arguments, Intractable Dilemmas," 94 Columbia Law Review 1258 (1994)
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Blum, "The Divisible First Amendment: A Critical Functionalist Approach to Freedom of Speech & Campaign Spending," 58 New York University Law Review 1273 (1983)
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Briffault, Richard, "Issue Advocacy: Redrawing the Elections/Politics Line," 77 Texas Law Review 1751 (1999)
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Dworkin, Ronald, "The Curse of American Politics," New York Review of Books, October 17, 1996
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Polsby, Daniel B., "Buckley v. Valeo: The Special Nature of Political Speech," 1976 Supreme Court Review 1
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Rosencranz , Joasua, editor, IF BUCKLEY FELL: A FIRST AMENDMENT BLUEPRINT FOR REGULATING MONEY (2000)
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Smith, B.A., , "Faulty Assumptions & Undemocratic Consequences of Campaign Finance Reform," 105 Yale Law Journal 1049 (1996)
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Sullivan, Kathleen, "Against Campaign Finance Reform," 1998 Utah Law Review 311
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Sullivan, Kathleen, "Political Money & Freedom of Speech," 30 University of California Davis Law Review 663 (1997)
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Wilcox, C., & Joe, W., "Dead Law: The Federal Election Finance Regulations, 1974-1996, " 31 Political Science & Politics 14 (1998)
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Wright, Skelly, "Money & the Pollution of Politics," 82 Columbia Law Review 609 (1982)
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Wright, Skelly, "Politics & the Constitution: Is Money Speech?," 85 Yale Law Journal 1001 (1976)
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