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"I think every case in litigation and every argument in politics is about the fundamental narrative," he said.
Without that litigation, every name that was on the ballot as of late December would still be there.
"We don't want to have the door open to litigation every time someone gets hit on the head".
He engaged in every aspect of litigation: he drafted court documents, conducted negotiations, written settlement agreements, argued motions, and represented clients at trial.
Legend has it that New York produces more election law litigation every year than the rest of the nation combined, but this month somebody else has finally taken away the title.
Petitioners contend that the Park District, like the Board of Censors in Freedman, must initiate litigation every time it denies a permit and that the ordinance must specify a deadline for judicial review of a challenge to a permit denial.
Depending on the answers to those questions, ex parte seizures may become a routine part of every trade secret litigation, or the prolix provision may be completely irrelevant.
"You'd see immediate litigation every time a law was passed," he said.
"Close national elections could produce contentious recounts in every state, and litigation would be rampant". Probably the biggest problem in enforcing compliance would be this: voters would object if the law directed their state's electors to vote for a candidate who didn't carry their state.
