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Authors:
Clark, BR
Citation: Br. Clark, Translating federalism: A structural approach, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1161-1197
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Maggs, GE
Citation: Ge. Maggs, Translating federalism: A textualist reaction, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1198-1205
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Merritt, DJ
Citation: Dj. Merritt, The third translation of the Commerce Clause: Congressional power to regulate social problems, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1206-1217
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Lessig, L
Citation: L. Lessig, Understanding federalism's text, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1218-1237
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Rosen, J
Citation: J. Rosen, Translating the privileges Immunities Clause, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1241-1268
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Curtis, MK
Citation: Mk. Curtis, Two textual adventures: Thoughts on reading Jeffrey Rosen's paper, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1269-1292
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Dellinger, W
Citation: W. Dellinger, Remarks on Jeffrey Rosen's paper, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1293-1297
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Eskridge, WN
Citation: Wn. Eskridge, Should the Supreme Court read the federalist but not statutory legislativehistory?, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1301-1336
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Manning, JF
Citation: Jf. Manning, Textualism and the role of The Federalist in constitutional adjudication, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1337-1365
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Williams, SF
Citation: Sf. Williams, Restoring context, distorting text: Legislative history and the problem ofage, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1366-1369
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Calabresi, SG
Citation: Sg. Calabresi, Textualism and the countermajoritarian difficulty, GEORGE WASH, 66(5-6), 1998, pp. 1373-1394
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HOGAN TF
Citation: Tf. Hogan, A VIEW FROM THE LOYAL OPPOSITION, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 739-742
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SPORKIN S
Citation: S. Sporkin, IN-MEMORIAM - RICHEY,CHARLES,R, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 743-747
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HINKO V
Citation: V. Hinko, STAND OR FALL - 4 ARTICLE-III STANDING CASES EXAMINING CONGRESSIONAL VOTE DILUTION, PROCEDURAL RIGHTS, AND VOTER INFORMATION, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 748-772
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GLENN CA
Citation: Ca. Glenn, A STRICTER APPLICATION OF THE FINAL JUDGMENT RULE TO EXECUTIVE BRANCHOFFICIALS, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 773-780
THE VOTING-RIGHTS ACT DOES NOT MANDATE DIRECT APPEAL TO THE SUPREME-COURT IN ATTORNEYS FEES DISPUTES
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PUMA MJ
Citation: Mj. Puma, THE VOTING-RIGHTS ACT DOES NOT MANDATE DIRECT APPEAL TO THE SUPREME-COURT IN ATTORNEYS FEES DISPUTES, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 781-788
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RAND E
Citation: E. Rand, DILUTING THE PRESUMPTION AGAINST VACATUR, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 789-796
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SCHWARTZ AJ
Citation: Aj. Schwartz, RESIDENT ALIEN STATUS DOES NOT CONFER FEDERAL DIVERSITY JURISDICTION IN SUITS BETWEEN FOREIGN PARTIES, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 797-803
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SMITH NT
Citation: Nt. Smith, DEFINING THE STANDARD FOR IMPOSING DISCOVERY SANCTIONS, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 804-812
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THOMAS JW
Citation: Jw. Thomas, THE LIMITED RELEVANCE OF 4TH-PARTY DISCOVERY AND STANDARDS FOR CIVIL CONTEMPT, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 813-819
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WHEELER RD
Citation: Rd. Wheeler, OPT-OUT RIGHTS FOR MEMBERS OF CLASS-ACTIONS FORMED PURSUANT TO RULES 23(B)(1) AND (B)(2) OF THE FEDERAL-RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 820-827
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BUEHLER LS
Citation: Ls. Buehler, NO RIGHT TO PROTECTION - A REJECTION OF PRIVATELY ENFORCEABLE RIGHTS UNDER THE CHILD-ABUSE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT ACT, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 828-835
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GRATTAN RM
Citation: Rm. Grattan, PUTTING THE REMEDIAL BACK INTO REMEDY - A REJECTION OF JUDICIAL ESTOPPEL FOR ADA CLAIMANTS RECEIVING SOCIAL-SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 836-841
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MELCHER DC
Citation: Dc. Melcher, DELINEATING THE SCOPE OF A LICENSEES OBLIGATION TO BROADCAST POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 842-849
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KLINDERA E
Citation: E. Klindera, EXTENDING THE SCARCITY RATIONALE TO DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITE, The George Washington law review, 66(4), 1998, pp. 850-856