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inlawrev-3538	Goldberg, Deborah; Kozlowski, Mark	Constitutional Issues in Disclosure of Interest Group Activities	2002	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6811	381	53	For the purposes of regulating interest group advertising, judicial elections may be distinguished from ordinary elections on two grounds.58 First, as Justice Potter Stewart recognized: There could hardly be a higher governmental interest than a State's interest in the quality of its judiciary. 59 Indeed, the Supreme Court has held that litigants are constitutionally entitled to proceed before a neutral and detached judge. The press might be able to ferret out some information about the financial backers of interest groups ads, as it did in the 2000 elections, but information that can be obtained in this way will almost certainly be incomplete and may not become available until after the election is over.	cache/inlawrev-3538.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3538.txt