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Texas Psychologist's Lawsuit Survives Motion To Dismiss
Posted on 9 Jul 2012 by William Perry Pendley

By William Perry Pendley DENVER - A Texas psychologist, who is also an attorney and is recognized nationally for her expertise and experience, on June 26 survived a motion to dismiss her lawsuit alleging that the State of Texas bars her unconstitutionally... Read More

Tags: Psychologists Licensing Act , Mountain States Legal Foundation , Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists , 14th Amendment , William Perry Pendley , Mary Louise Serafine , political speech , Litigation , Civil Rights Act of 1871 , First Amendment , MSLF , Texas

Judge: Corporate Donations Ban Unconstitutional
Posted on 28 May 2011 by LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - (AP) A judge has ruled that the campaign-finance law banning corporations from making contributions to federal candidates is unconstitutional, citing the Supreme Court's landmark Citizens United decision last year in his analysis... Read More

Tags: Supreme Court , Citizens United , Cacheris , campaign contributions , Hillary Clinton , political speech , Litigation , corporate donations