The Supreme Court Review, 1997

by Hutchinson, Dennis J.; Strauss, David A.; Stone, Geoffrey R.

• ISBN13: 9780226363141
• ISBN10: 0226363147
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1998-05-17
• Publisher: Univ of Chicago Pr

Summary

The Supreme Court Review provides a sustained and authoritative survey of the implications of the Court's most significant decisions.

Table of Contents

WHICH QUESTION? WHICH LIE? REFLECTIONS ON THE PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE CASES	1	(30)
Martha Minow
THE VALUE OF SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY: BOERNE V FLORES AND CONGRESSIONAL ENFORCEMENT OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS	31	(48)
David Cole
CONGRESSIONAL POWER AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AFTER CITY OF BOERNE V FLORES	79	(62)
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Lawrence G. Sager
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, SHIELDING CHILDREN, AND TRANSCENDING BALANCING	141	(58)
Eugene Volokh
PRINTZ, STATE SOVEREIGNTY, AND THE LIMITS OF FORMALISM	199	(50)
Evan H. Caminker
O'HAGAN'S PROBLEMS	249	(22)
Victor Brudney
TRAFFIC STOPS, MINORITY MOTORISTS, AND THE FUTURE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT	271	(60)
David A. Sklansky
ENTRENCHING THE DUOPOLY: WHY THE SUPREME COURT SHOULD NOT ALLOW THE STATES TO PROTECT THE DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS FROM POLITICAL COMPETITION	331	(42)
Richard L. Hasen
"THE IDEAL NEW FRONTIER JUDGE"	373	(30)
Dennis J. Hutchinson
THE COURT AND THE CORPORATION: JURISPRUDENCE, LOCALISM, AND FEDERALISM	403	(36)
Gregory A. Mark
DO NOT GO GENTLY INTO THAT GOOD RIGHT: THE FIRST AMENDMENT IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA	439
Gerald N. Rosenberg
John M. Williams