Of judicial supremacy and academic inadequancy.
Constitutional Commentary › Vol. 18 Nbr. 1, March 2001
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Of judicial supremacy and academic inadequancy.
The ultimate supremacy or exclusivity of the Supreme Court's constitutional interpretations has been a matter of incremental but predictable accretion--a sort of multi-phase leviathan. Almost two centuries after Marbury, the horrifying reductio of this incrementalism has finally come to pass. In Kazmier v. Widmann--a decision that could br...
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