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Stop Cornyn Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Feb-09-08 12:00 PM
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23. For what it's worth, I think the campaign finance rules you propose are more legislative but the
Edited on Sat Feb-09-08 12:03 PM by Stop Cornyn
drastic changes in the ad litem rules might be accomplished by court promulgated rules. I am proposing an initiative to strip the Supreme Court of it's rule making authority because of the manner in which it has abused that privilege (which is the Legislature's prerogative but which the Legislature has granted the courts).

Don't you agree that Jefferson seeks to abuse the rule making authority?

Thanks for responding.
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