McConnell v FEC: District Court: Other Plaintiffs' DocumentsPaul Plaintiffs' Designation of Counsel for Oral Argument To view the document, please click here.
Plaintiffs' Designation of Counsel for Oral Argument To view the document, please click here.
Ron Paul Plaintiffs' Case-in-Chief
On November 5, the plaintiffs in the suit brought by Congressman Ron Paul and a number of gun rights organizations filed their case-in-chief, which sets forth the testimonial and documentary evidence on which the plaintiffs intend to rely at trial.
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Plaintiffs' Expert Witnesses Click here to view the list of Plaintiffs' Expert Witnesses in its entirety.
Plaintiffs' Fact Witnesses Click here to view the list of Plaintiffs' Fact Witnesses in its entirety.
Newly Compiled Plaintiffs List Click here to view the list in its entirety.
Echols First Interrogatories to All Defendants and Defendant Intervenors Click here to view the interrogatories in their entirety.
Complaint Filed by Representatives Thompson and Hilliard Latest Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief filed by Representatives Bennie G. Thompson and Earl F. Hilliard. The complaint names the FEC and Attorney General John Ashcroft as defendants. Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Complaint Filed by National Voting Rights Institute, Candidates, and Public Interest Groups The NVRI has joined with public interest groups to file a complaint against the BCRA, challenging the hard money increases. The plaintiffs allege that the hard money limit increases violate the equal protection clause. Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Complaint Filed by the California Democratic Party Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Complaint Filed by the Republican National Party The Republican National Party has filed a complaint against the BCRA, challenging it as "violating the 1st, 5th, and 10th Amendments to the Constitution." Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
McConnell v. FEC and FCC, Second Amended Complaint Click here to view the amended complaint in its entirety.
National Rifle Association's First Set of Interrogatories and First Request fo Production of Documents Click here to view the interrogatories in their entirety.
Echols Amended Complaint Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Plaintiffs' Opposition to Proponents' Motion to Intervene as Defendants Click here to view the motion in its entirety.
Complaint Filed by the AFL-CIO Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Complaint Filed by the Christian Coalition Click here to view the complaint in its entirety.
Additional Plaintiffs Join Senator McConnell's Suit Against New Law The James Madison Center for Free Speech will represent the following 14 plaintiffs: The Christian Coalition of America, Inc.; National Right to Life Committee, Inc.; National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund; National Right to Life Political Action Committee; Indiana Family Institute, Inc.; Club for Growth, Inc.; Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor; Congressman Mike Pence; Barret Austin O'Brock; Libertarian National Committee; Trevor Southerland; Alabama Republican Executive Committee; Martin J. Connors, Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party; and the Jefferson County Republican Executive Committee. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) announced separately that it would join the suit.
Compaint Filed by Senator Mitch McConnell Complaint filed by Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for declaratory and injunctive relief on March 27, 2002 in the United States District Court for the Distict of Columbia. The suit names McConnell as the plaintiff and the Federal Election and Federal Communication Commissions as defendants. The suit asks the court to "invalidate the many constitutionally problematic provisions" of the law; specifically, those related to television advertisements within 60 days of a general election and 30 days prior to a primary election. McConnell also seeks to enjoin both Commissions from enforcing the provisions in question.
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Complaint Filed by the National Rifle Association Complaint filed by the National Rifle Association of America and the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund for declaratory and injunctive relief on March 27, 2002 in the United States District Court for the Distict of Columbia. The suit names the six Commissioners of the Federal Election Commission as well as Attorney General John Ashcroft as defendants. The suit asks the court to strike down the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act because it "eviscerates the core protections of the First Amendment by prohibiting, on pain of criminal punishment, political speech." The NRA takes special exception to the Act's treatment of not-for-profit corporations' ability to engage in political speech.
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