Articles

The Fourth Annual Robert F. Williams Lecture on State Constitutional Law: Introduction

Robert F. Williams

 

Democracy and the State Distribution of Powers — The Fourth Annual Robert F. Williams Lecture on State Constitutional Law: Foreword

Miriam Seifter

 

Miles to Go: A Response to Dr. Nicholas Cole’s Speech at the Third Annual Robert F. Williams Lecture on State Constitutional Law

Dan Friedman

 

Fusion Voting and a Case Study in Restrictive Two-Party Politics — The Fourth Annual Robert F. Williams Lecture on State Constitutional Law

Jeff Berryhill & Ian Gavigan

 

Slaughtering Abolition Democracy — The 150th Anniversary of the Slaughterhouse Cases Symposium

Evan D. Bernick

 

Rehabilitating the Slaughterhouse Cases

Earl M. Maltz

Student Comments

Departmental Distancing: How Maryland’s Emergency Response during the COVID-19 Pandemic Jeopardized the Separation of Powers – Murphy v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, 274 A.3d 412 (Md. 2022)

Nicholas Levi Hansen

 

Should Legislators Pick Their Voters, or Should Voters Pick Their Legislators? The Supreme Court of Ohio Invalidates the Ohio Redistricting Commission’s General Assembly Plan – League of Women Voters of Ohio v. Ohio Redistricting Comm’n, 167 Ohio St. 3d 255, 2022-Ohio-65, 192 N.E.3d 379 

Nicolas McLean

 

Juvenile Life without Parole Sentences: Can Juveniles Really Be Irredeemable unto Death? – State v. Kelliher, 873 S.E.2d 366 (N.C. 2022) 

Makayla Monica

 

A Race Conscious Objective Reasonable Person Standard under the Washington State Constitution – State v. Sum, 511 P.3d 92 (Wash. 2022) 

Joelle Paull

 

Heartland of Darkness: The Death of Stare Decisis – Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, Inc. v. Reynolds, 975 N.W.2d 710 (Iowa 2022) 

Ryan Pletcher