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Challenge to Hawaii’s anti-Citizens United law likely to proceed
A federal judge said she’s inclined to reject the state’s bid to dismiss a free market think tank's challenge to Act 11.
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A federal judge indicated she is inclined to reject Hawaii’s request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a free‑market think tank challenging the state’s Act 11, which bans corporate political spending. The case questions the constitutionality of the anti‑Citizens United law.
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