This article considers New York's death penalty statute and proposes categories of death penalty-eligible offenses.
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This article proposes that antitrust decision-making should be based on the economic effects in specific cases and not abstract economic principles that describe how markets generally function.
- GeneralThis comment addresses the contribution of Justice Jackson's wartime security jurisprudence to contemporary questions of executive detention of enemy combatants, and particularly to the decision in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld.
Remarks from the symposium duscussion on Wartime Security and Constitutional Liberty
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This commentary represents the transcript of Ambassador Prosper's presentation at the panel discussion on Wartime Security and Constitutional Liberty.
- GeneralThis article argues that free speech law does, and should, revolve around an alternative organizing principle: the autonomy of the listener.
- GeneralThis article traces the evolution of the NYS government from a legislatively dominated constitutional structure to a more executive dominated one.
- GeneralThis article considers the obligations of a supreme court in a liberal democracy and the effect that public opinion has upon the legality of the death penalty.
- GeneralThis article considers how inseverability is a tool that resourceful and increasingly assertive legislators will not hesitate to use.