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    Courtney Gabbara Agrusa is a municipal law attorney, and she has been since the day she began her legal career as a staff attorney for a local City Attorney office. Based in Foster Swift’s Southfield office, Courtney’s practice ...

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With a whirlwind to this year's election cycle already, the 2024 election is shaping up to be one of the most closely monitored in decades.

Categories: Candidates and Committees, Election & Campaign Finance Law, First Amendment, Social Media
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Petition Circulator Getting Signatures Petition circulators play a crucial role in democratic processes, but managing their activities can be challenging for public entities. Balancing petitioners' rights with the need to maintain public order and access to facilities requires a clear understanding of legal principles and practical considerations. This guide provides an overview of best practices and key considerations for effectively regulating petition circulators in various public settings.

Categories: Campaign Finance (MCFA), Candidates and Committees, Election & Campaign Finance Law, First Amendment, Personal Publicity Rights

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