May 25, 2012 •
News You Can Use Digest – May 25, 2012
National:
Study Shows Isolation May Lead to Corrupt State Capitals
Federal:
Researchers Dig Deeper for Dirt on Political Opposition
Study: Congressional speaking levels move back a grade
From the States and Municipalities:
Florida
Appeals Court Upholds Florida’s ‘Electioneering’ Law
Georgia
Republicans Will Vote on Ethics Reform in July
Illinois
Fitzgerald Stepping Down as U.S. Attorney in Chicago
Kentucky
Gov. Steve Beshear’s Backers Given Help on Kentucky Derby Tickets
New York
New NY Rules May ID Donors to Group Backing Cuomo
North Carolina
Federal Judge Strikes Down NC Rescue Funds for Public Financing for Appellate Court Candidates
North Carolina
N.C. House Speaker’s Staffers Receive Month of Pay after Resignations
Pennsylvania
Amid Charges, Critics Call for Justice Joan Orie Melvin’s Resignation
Pennsylvania
Capitol Rallies Not Persuasive, Pennsylvania Lawmakers Say
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