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Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Group Newsletters
1996 - 2000
Volume 3, Issue 3
- Separation of Powers and Foreign Policy by Benedict Cohen, Walter Dellinger, Louis Fisher, Abraham Sofaer, and John Yoo
Volume 3, Issue 2
- Census Methods Raise Constitutional Flags by Matthew J. Glavin
- Impeachment Wrap — Looking For Mr. Goldman by Ann Coulter
- Some Reflections on Impeachment: Remarks of Congressman Charles T. Canady
Volume 3, Issue 1
- Congressional Control Over State Sovereign Immunity: The Recent Supreme court Decisions by Gregory G. Katsas
- Novel Government Lawsuits Against Industries: An Assault on the Rule of Law by Bill Pryor
- The Independent Counsel Act: An Unconstitutional Delegation of Power of Judges by Jeremy Brooks Rosen
Volume 2, Issue 1
- Reflections on Judicial Independence by Jefferson Sessions
- Federalism Revived? The Printz and City of Boerne Decisions by John Duffy, Greg Katsas, Bill Pryor, and Jeffrey S. Sutton
Volume 1, Issue 3
- The RFRA Decision: A Blow for Judicial Supremacy and Against Religious Freedom by Michael W. McConnell
- Municipal Liability Under Section 1983: The Importance of State Law by Daniel Nelson
- Printz v. United States by Kelly M. Klaus
- City of Boerne V. Flores: A Victory for Federalism by Jeffrey Sutton
Volume 1, Issue 2
- The Line Item Veto Act and the Limits of Executive Power by Timothy E. Flanigan
- Supreme Court Roundup: A Review of October Term 1995 by Theodore B. Olson
- Lewis v. Casey: A Case Study in How Standing Doctrines Help to Promote Judicial Restraint by Daniel P. Collins
Volume 1, Issue 1
- Clinton v. Jones: Are Presidents "Temporarily Immune" From Suit Based Upon Their Unofficial Acts? by Douglas R. Cox
- Seminole Tribe v. Florida: Faithful Federalism or Right-Wing Brennanism
- Supreme Court Reaffirms State Sovereignty by Thomas F. Gede
- Blind to Text, Unfaithful to Principle by John F. Duffy
- Dragooning State Officials into Federal Service by Roger Pilon
- Separation of Powers and Federalism in the 104th Congress by Benedict S. Cohen
