Thanks to everyone who attended my talk today at the law school at William and Mary.  It was a pleasure to be there.  I had a great question afterwards regarding how to conduct discovery in a Voting Rights case, namely how to collect information about the community like I discussed today.  I wish I had the opportunity to address the question to everyone in attendance, but it is important to note that in voting cases, discovery will not be as useful as going to the community and just spending time there and investigating a case.  In other words, boots on the ground yields facts more than discovery will. 

I enjoyed visiting the campus and appreciate the William and Mary Election Law Society for putting it all together.  Students at William and Mary are lucky to have a group like that and so many educational options regarding learning about election law.