Vol. 66 No. 3, March 2003

Index

• Editor's foreword.
• A remarkable jurist.
• A supreme justice.
• Stanley G. Feldman: what one lawyer can do.
• Stanley G. Feldman: federalism and the state courts.
• Justice Stanley Feldman: an extraordinary judicial career.
• State equal protection: its diverse guises and effects.
• Disregarding intent: using statistical evidence to provide greater protection of the laws.
• Federalism and the Florida Constitution: the self-inflicted wounds of thrown-away independence from the control of the U.S. Supreme Court.
• Progressive federalism? A gay liberationist perspective.
• "Joltin' Joe has left and gone away": the vanishing presumption against preemption.
• De Tocqueville or Disney? The Rehnquist Court's idea of federalism. .
• Horizontal federalism in the new judicial federalism: a preliminary look at citations.
• The silver anniversary of new judicial federalism.
• Federalism and the death penalty.
• Perspective on American Library Association v. United States.
• Leveraging federalism: the real meaning of the Rehnquist Court's federalism jurisprudence for states.
• Michigan v. Long: a twenty year retrospective.
• State supreme courts and judicial review of regulation.
• New death penalty statue in Idaho.
• Stare decisis v. the "new authority": the Michigan Supreme Court's practice of overruling precedent, 1998-2002.
• The new southpaws: the turning of the Nevada Supreme Court's criminal decisions.
• Liberal behind the label?: a comparative high court case study of the New Mexico Supreme Court from 1997-2002.
• Revisiting Michigan v. Long after twenty years.