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Randy,
I've just had
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Randy
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From: Randy Barnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 9:11 PM
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Subject: Re: The Original Meaning of the Judicial Power
My apologies to the list. I had thought John's message to me was
off-list, as was supposed to be my response. My reply was dashed off
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
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
