Volunteering is something that one does. Contributing is something that one gives. You (Prof. Hasen) have that distinction nailed.
What you (and Robert Barnes in his column) get wrong is difference between volunteering and providing information http://electionlawblog.org/?p=93733 https://twitter.com/Trader_Moe/status/885150520217706498 …
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The law specifically allows both services AND information to be volunteered, you incompetent partisan hack:http://lawnewz.com/opinion/why-donald-trump-jr-is-innocent-period/ …
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You're a partisan hack, an incompetent lawyer, and a liar.
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What you get wrong: Section 30121 of Title 52 does not apply to voluntary activity/services. The thing “of value” must be actual money.
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