Return of the Poll Tax

Abstract:     
Government entities at all levels have embraced the Internet as a vehicle for government-citizen interaction. The federal government, state governments, and many local governments use the Internet to provide information and conduct government business. While this trend has provided unprecedented access for many Americans, it has also distanced the government from those without an Internet connection. 'Right to govern' cases, including most recently Crawford, set limits on how the government may use the Internet.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 44

Keywords: internet

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