FYI:
Alabama Justices Order Ten Commandments Monument Removed
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 1:12 p.m. ET
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- State Supreme Court justices overruled Chief
Justice Roy Moore on Thursday and directed that his Ten Commandments
monument be removed from its public site in the
Sandy Levinson's book, Constitutional Faith 33 (1988), paraphrases Felix
Frankfurter as saying that the Constitution is most significantly not a
document but a stream of history. The footnote says that Sandy cannot find
the source but vouches for its existence. Can anyone (including Sandy)
Googling, I found the following citations:
Daniel R. Ernst, Willard Hurst and the Administrative State: From
Williams to Wisconsin, Law and History Review 18 (2000): 19, which in
turn appears to cite Felix Frankfurter, The Commerce Clause under
Marshall, Taney and Waite 2 (Chapel Hill: University
I need to get up to speed on the Patriot
Act. Can anyone recommend the best attacks and/or defenses of the Act and its
related or follow-on statutes?
Thanks,
John Parry
John T. Parry
Associate Professor of Law
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
3900 Forbes Avenue
I've just read Prof. Barnett's paper, and I urge others to read it. It
helped me put to rest some issues surrounding judicial review.
However, I have a few comments:
1. Prof. Barnett argues that Morris claimed that the new Constitution
could not be ratified by the state legislatures under the
My thanks for the exact source. (Constitutional Faith was written pre-Google!)
sandy
At 02:58 PM 8/21/2003, you wrote:
Googling, I found the following citations:
Daniel R. Ernst, Willard Hurst and the Administrative State: From
Williams to Wisconsin, Law and History Review 18 (2000): 19, which
My thanks to David Cruz for the source and to the list for making this type
of resource sharing possible
Malla Pollack
Visiting, Univ. of Oregon, Law
541-346-1599
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From: David Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I thank Professor Martin for his close reading of my paper and will
reconsider the two characterizations by which I introduce the quotes
from Madison and Morris in light of his comments.This is the great
thing about posting articles prepublication. However, I should
emphasize that I presented
As a critic of some important, but not all, aspects of the Patriot Act,
I must admit to being less so after reading:
Orin S. Kerr, Internet Surveillance Law after the US Patriot Act: The
Big Brother That Isn't, 97 Northwestern University Law Review 607-73
(2003).
To be clear, Kerr does not claim
