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Full-Text Articles in State and Local Government Law
Remedying Judicial Foot-In-Mouth Disease: Nevada's Prohibitions Against Judicial Commentary On Evidence And The Rule Of Harmless Error, Andrew F. Dixon
Remedying Judicial Foot-In-Mouth Disease: Nevada's Prohibitions Against Judicial Commentary On Evidence And The Rule Of Harmless Error, Andrew F. Dixon
Nevada Law Journal
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The Ninth Circuit's Message To Nevada: You're Not Getting Any Younger, Kevin Beck
The Ninth Circuit's Message To Nevada: You're Not Getting Any Younger, Kevin Beck
Nevada Law Journal
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A Fresh Look At The Federal Rules In State Courts, John B. Oakley
A Fresh Look At The Federal Rules In State Courts, John B. Oakley
Nevada Law Journal
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The Past And Future Of The Federal Rules In State Courts, Carl Tobias
The Past And Future Of The Federal Rules In State Courts, Carl Tobias
Nevada Law Journal
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Note, A Woman’S Life, A Woman’S Health: Equalizing Medicaid Abortion Funding In Simat Corp. V. Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, Sara Gordon
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This casenote discusses the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision in Simat Corp. v. Arizona Health Care Cost Container System. In a decision deviating from those of the United States Supreme Court, the Arizona Supreme Court declared the Arizona statute and accompanying Arizona Heath Care Cost Containment System provisions unconstitutional because they did not survive strict scrutiny analysis under the Privileges and Immunities Clause of the Arizona Constitution. Where the state of Arizona has undertaken to fund abortions for indigent women whose lives are directly threatened by pregnancy, it cannot refuse to pay for abortions for similarly indigent women whose health, …
Malignant Democracy: Core Fallacies Underlying Election Of The Judiciary, Jeffrey W. Stempel
Malignant Democracy: Core Fallacies Underlying Election Of The Judiciary, Jeffrey W. Stempel
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There is no requirement of democratic theory that mandates that all public offices be filled by election. This is particularly true in modern democratic states, which are simply too large to justify the administrative burden of electing everyone who has significant responsibilities in our society.
Examples of this are everywhere in modern democracies, such as the United States and Europe. In England, for example, the Prime Minister is not directly elected by the people. Does this mean Great Britain has ceased to be a democracy? In most large, sophisticated nation-states, national cabinet officers have great power but are the political …
Of Orphans And Vouchers: Nevada's "Little Blaine Amendment" And The Future Of Religious Participation In Public Programs, Jay S. Bybee, David W. Newton
Of Orphans And Vouchers: Nevada's "Little Blaine Amendment" And The Future Of Religious Participation In Public Programs, Jay S. Bybee, David W. Newton
Nevada Law Journal
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Annual Survey Of Nevada Law 2001, Nevada Law Journal Staff
Annual Survey Of Nevada Law 2001, Nevada Law Journal Staff
Nevada Law Journal
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Waiting For Daubert: The Nevada Supreme Court And The Admissibility Of Expert Testimony, Brian Irvine
Waiting For Daubert: The Nevada Supreme Court And The Admissibility Of Expert Testimony, Brian Irvine
Nevada Law Journal
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Annual Survey Of Nevada Law 2000, Gary Ashman
Annual Survey Of Nevada Law 2000, Gary Ashman
Nevada Law Journal
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Defining Marriage: What Ballot Question 2 Doesn’T Do, Mary Lafrance
Defining Marriage: What Ballot Question 2 Doesn’T Do, Mary Lafrance
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This article examines he oddly-worded initiative, which constituted Question 2 on Nevada’s 2002 ballot and explains how it was a bit of a puzzle, even two years after it was first sprung upon the electorate. Touted during its previous appearance in the 2000 election as a “definition of marriage,” this article shows how it is all too clear that the initiative was anything but that. Neither the initiative, nor any existing provision of Nevada law, made the slightest attempt to define marriage.
Annual Survey Of Nevada Law - 1999, Jason Frierson, J. Wade Kelson
Annual Survey Of Nevada Law - 1999, Jason Frierson, J. Wade Kelson
Nevada Law Journal
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Insuring Domestic Tranquility: Lopez, Federalization Of Crime, And The Forgotten Role Of The Domestic Violence Clause, Jay S. Bybee
Insuring Domestic Tranquility: Lopez, Federalization Of Crime, And The Forgotten Role Of The Domestic Violence Clause, Jay S. Bybee
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Lost in the discussions of the federalization of crime is the one clause in the Constitution that actually links Congress, the states, and the problem of local crime: the Domestic Violence Clause.
Long ignored by courts, the Domestic Violence Clause recognizes the primacy of the states in addressing domestic violence within their borders. It imposes on the federal government a duty to protect states against domestic violence, but only when states request assistance. The Domestic Violence Clause plays the role of a Tenth Amendment for crime. It is a reaffirmation of the enumerated powers doctrine and a promise of federal …