An Introduction to Campaign Finance Law, and What Remains of It 40 years after Buckley v. Valeo
1h 30m
Created on April 06, 2016
Beginner
Overview
This lecture will present both the theories and practicalities of regulating the financing of federal elections. It will also examine many of the current rules regarding contribution limits, fundraising, reporting, Super Pacs, television advertising and Internet activity – and also delve into why the law has changed so much since its adoption. Various do’s and dont’s will be presented for practitioners wishing to advise clients on how to participate in campaigns and elections.
Learning Objectives:
I. Understand the trajectory of federal campaign finance law over the last 40 years
II. Gain a basic overview of current rules regarding contribution limits, fundraising, reporting, Super PACs, television advertising, and Internet activity
III. Learn best practices for advising clients who wish to participate in campaigns and elections
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