Jessica Levinson
Jessica Levinson is an Associate Clinical Professor at Loyola Law School. She focuses on the intersection of law and government.
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Isn't it enough to communicate why a politician's policies or personality bothers? Why has political messaging sunk so low?
It takes a certain level of hubris for a politician who is subject to a corruption investigation to hire a politician who pleaded guilty of musing funds and lying to police.
The sheer volume of the complaints lodged against you is stunning.
Money California received to upgrade voting systems have been wasted, according to an audit.
In my book, the majority of people who pass certain eligibility requirements and wish to serve as poll workers should be welcomed and thanked.
The group behind Prop 8 claims that the recent federal ruling on gay marriage in California only applies to two counties.
The word special makes it sound like there is something to celebrate -- there is not.
Some of you may have gotten whiplash following the latest kerfuffle over California's Public Records Act.
If some of the officials that are the target of the recall are ousted, they will only leave office a few months earlier.
It sometimes feels that with every regulation another loophole will arise and be exploited.
There is a common misconception that money spent to support candidates is merely wasted.
A technological leap made later this summer will help with the utility of information disclosures.