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A Well-Informed Electorate: Best Practices for Avoiding Electioneering Complaints
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A Well-Informed Electorate: Best Practices for Avoiding Electioneering Complaints
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A discussion of recent electioneering litigation, including a review of various legal issues that school district officials must navigate when speaking with their communities about school funding, budget shortfalls, and other matters of public concern.
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A Well-Informed Electorate: Best Practices for Avoiding Electioneering Complaints
(Mar 2025)
(Mar 2025)
Stephanie A. Hamm
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Session 1 —39 mins
A Well-Informed Electorate: Best Practices for Avoiding Electioneering Complaints
(Mar 2025)
A discussion of recent electioneering litigation, including a review of various legal issues that school district officials must navigate when speaking with their communities about school funding, budget shortfalls, and other matters of public concern.
Originally presented: Feb 2025 School Law Conference
Stephanie A. Hamm,
Thompson & Horton LLP - Houston, TX