Description
Outline of Election Law (called "Regulation of the Political Process" at UVA) as taught by Prof. Michael Gilbert, using the Lowenstein casebook.
Topics covered include:
Voting Rights
Districting
Vote Denial
Minority Vote Dilution
Gerrymandering
Election Administration
Voter ID
Political Party Rights
Campaign Speech
Campaign Finance
Special attention is given to:
standards of review
evolution of doctrines
theories of representation and equality
the competing policy interests between free speech and financial regulation
Highlights
- Grade: A
- Institution: University of Virginia (unaffiliated)
- Country: United States
- Level: Juris Doctor
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