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A constitutional law scholar whose ideas helped inspire Internet "vote exchanges" between supporters of Al Gore and Ralph Nader blasted the California secretary of state on Tuesday for cracking down on Voteswap2000.com. The site was shut down Monday night after its creators received a letter from state officials accusing them of "corruption of the political process" and "criminal conspiracy."
October 31, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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