牙买加商界和竞选资金

LSN: Other Public International Law: Human Rights (Topic) Pub Date : 2006-01-11 DOI:10.2139/SSRN.890848

Peter W. Jones

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牙买加竞选财务改革者(JCFR)声称，捐款和支出的流动破坏了政治平等和公共话语的质量。反对政治献金的人批评说:“花钱和献钱是合法的政治言论，应该受到宪法的保护。”这场辩论现在陷入僵局。

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The Jamaican Business Community and Campaign Finance

Jamaican Campaign Finance Reformers (JCFR) claim that the flow of contributions and expenditures undermines both political equality and the quality of public discourse. Their opponents criticize the regulation of political money, arguing that spending and giving money are legitimate forms of political speech, deserving constitutional protection. This debate is now deadlocked.

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