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Volume 43 | Issue 4

Volume 43 Issue Four

Symposium:
The Jurisprudence of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Justice Ginsburg’s Dissent in Bush v. Gore

Hugh Baxter

Jurisdictional Resequencing and Restraining

Heather Elliott

Justice Ginsburg’s Common-Law Federalism

David L. Franklin

In a Dissenting Voice: Justice Ginsburg’s Federalism

Russell A. Miller

“Equal Citizenship Statute”: Justice Ginsburg’s Constitutional Vision

Neil S. Siegel

Justice Ginsburg’s Footnotes

Jay D. Wexler

Notes

Pressure Points: How a Combination of Methods Employed to Reduce Urban Firearm Crime Threatens the 4th Amendment and Proposed Solutions

David Hinson

Preemption Does Not Strike Twice: How Massachusetts Public Housing Authorities Can Protect Innocent Tenants and Avoid Preemption Under Boston Housing Authority v. Garcia

N. Anthony Palumbo

Comments

What Happens When Student-Athletes Are The Ones Who Blow the Whistle?: How Lowery v. Euverard Exposes a Deficiency in the First Amendment Rights of Student Athletes

Edmund Donnelly

Leaving fraudulent Patent Procurement to the Realme of Antritrust Liability in Dippin Dots, Inc. v. Mosey

Trace W. Rakestraw

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