Emily Echols
Emily Echols (born December 25, 1988) was a lead plaintiff witness in the United States Supreme Court case McConnell v. Federal Election Commission, attracting nationwide attention.[1][2][3][4] Although the Supreme Court ultimately upheld most of what was being challenged in the McCain-Feingold Act, the bill's stipulation of a ban on donations by those under 18 years of age was struck down.
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- "Teen brings case for her free speech rights to the Supreme Court" Sunday, October 5, 2003. Augusta Chronicle (Associated Press).
- "Emily's Rights". The New York Sun. May 20, 2003
- "Justices get Ga. teen's campaign reform suit Plaintiffs want minors to be able to donate". September 7, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p. A13
- "THE 2004 CAMPAIGN: FUND-RAISING; Too Young to Vote, Old Enough to Donate". February 10, 2004. The New York Times. Glen Justice.
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gollark: If a random person can do it so can probably other people.
gollark: Because someone will just break it *anyway*, it'll be copied, and you'll have done more work and probably irritated paying users a bit with licensing.
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