The Indirect Effect of Direct Legislation
"Frederick J. Boehmke's book makes explicit the many consequences - intended and unintended - of having direct legislation possible in a state. Many studies of the initiative process argue that it is a flawed process that rewards wealthy interests. While evidence to support this conclusion is often …
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