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1. Bopp and his organization, the James Madison Center for Free Speech, based in Washington, have brought 44 cases in 27 states.
2. In 1997, he founded the James Madison Center for Free Speech, a Washington, D . C .-based legal defense organization.
3. James Bopp Jr ., general counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, said of the measure raising contribution limits for candidates running against wealthy, self-financing opponents.
4. James Bopp Jr . from the James Madison Center for Free Speech in Terre Haute, Ind ., will argue on behalf of the three Republican Brevard County, Fla ., voters.
5. Wersal is represented by James Bopp, an Indiana attorney who is also general counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, an organization that has fiercely opposed campaign finance reforms now before Congress.
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7. James Bopp, general counsel of the James Madison Center for Free Speech, a conservative legal group here, says the restrictions on issue ads have " no chance of surviving in court ."
8. James Bopp Jr ., attorney for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, which represents Bush voters from Brevard County, Fla ., said the judges should not assume that Bush voters were not injured.
9. James Bopp Jr ., attorney for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, which represents Bush voters from Brevard County, Fla ., said he would appeal to the U . S . Supreme Court.
10. But because PACs can receive no more than $ 5, 000 per individual each calendar year, it is difficult to line up patrons to pay for expensive broadcast spots, noted James Bopp Jr ., general counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech in Terre Haute, Ind.
11. In the second case, brought by Bush supporters in Brevard County, Fla ., attorney James Bopp Jr . from the James Madison Center for Free Speech in Indiana argued that Florida's process disenfranchised some voters by allowing " a two-tiered system to recount some and not other " votes.
12. In the second case, brought by Bush supporters in Brevard County, Fla ., attorney James Bopp Jr . of the James Madison Center for Free Speech in Indiana argued that Florida's process disenfranchised some voters by allowing " a two-tiered system to recount some and not other " votes.
13. "Money is the way you communicate to the public about issues, " said James Bopp Jr ., general counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, who has successfully sued the FEC over its efforts to regulate campaign spending . " When we have a situation in America where the general public is woefully ignorant about who the name of the congressman or senator who represents them is, the party they belong to and the issues that they stand for, we need more communication and more discussion of issues, not less ."