Fifteen years ago, Justice William Brennan wrote an article in which he called upon state
courts to" step into the breach" left by what Brennan perceived to be the US Supreme Court's …

Focusing on the series of decisions he calls the most important of the Warren era, Justice
Brennan traces the development of the Fourteenth Amendment as a vehicle to bind the …

The popular view is that our country tolerates-indeed fosters--diversity as a societal virtue,
and that this tolerance extends to the field of constitutional law. In 1932, Justice Brandeis …

VI. CONCLUSION 1274 The choice of law revolution is under attack.'In a familiar pattern,
once-new critiques have become old verities, and are now themselves ripe for …

The Concept of the Supremacy of the Constitution Page 1 THE MODERN LAW REVIEW Volume
64 No 1 January 2001 The Concept of the Supremacy of the Constitution Jutta Limbach* The …

A fundamental premise of the relationship between state and federal courts is that the courts
in the two judicial systems share the responsibility for the protection of constitutional rights …

The right question is not whether a state's guarantee is the same as or broader than its
federal counterpart as interpreted by the Supreme Court. The right question is what the …

These introductory observations focus on a theme common and crucial to many of the
papers in this symposium. I have in mind the inevitable question: to what extent, if any …

Artificial intelligence and algorithmic tools are rapidly becoming embedded in our criminal
justice system. These risk-assessment tools are used in key stages of the criminal process …

Discussions of state constitutional law too often focus on the relationship between the United
States Supreme Court and its state counterparts. The arguments center on the question of …