The Fourth Circuit deferred action on a request by four Democrats to make the FCC quickly decide whether political action committees qualify for the lowest unit rate. The delay means no ruling will come before October 1, according to the article, leaving the issue unresolved ahead of the election.
Democratic Senate candidate and petitioner seeking a prompt FCC ruling.
ALSO MENTIONED Judge King, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to defer action on the petition.; Judge Wilkinson, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to deny the petition.; Judge Wynn, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to defer action on the petition.; President Clinton, Identified as the president who appointed Judge King.; President Obama, Identified as the president who appointed Judge Wynn.; President Reagan, Identified as the president who appointed Judge Wilkinson.
Democratic Senate candidate and petitioner seeking a prompt FCC ruling.
ALSO MENTIONED Judge King, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to defer action on the petition.; Judge Wilkinson, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to deny the petition.; Judge Wynn, Fourth Circuit judge who voted to defer action on the petition.; President Clinton, Identified as the president who appointed Judge King.; President Obama, Identified as the president who appointed Judge Wynn.; President Reagan, Identified as the president who appointed Judge Wilkinson.
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