All Articles tagged judicial federalism

• State Constitutional Commentary
  December 15, 2022 EDT
  SUPREME STATE COURTS: PROTECTING RIGHTS & LIBERTIES DESPITE THE SUPREME COURT
  Vincent M. BonventreTori L. DeyoMatthew T. Skinner

  This Article explores the constitutional foundation and tradition of judicial federalism: the ability of state high courts to reject the Supreme Court’s treatment of civil rights and liberties.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  December 13, 2017 EDT
  LINDE’S LEGACY: THE TRIUMPH OF OREGON STATE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, 1970-2000
  Richard S. Price

  Instead of building a new, independent state constitutional law, state supreme courts still rely primarily on federal doctrine with only occasional state decisions offered on an ad hoc basis.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  December 02, 2015 EDT
  LAWYERS NEED LAW: JUDICIAL FEDERALISM, STATE COURTS, AND LAWYERS IN SEARCH AND SEIZURE CASES
  Richard S. Price

  This article explores how lawyers have contributed to the development of state constitutional rights law in the search and seizure context.