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Methods And Materials In Constitutional Law: Some Thoughts On Access To Government Information As A Problem For Constitutional Theory And Socio-Legal Studies.”, Barry Sullivan
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To be subject to law, Hobbes argued, is to be deprived of liberty, as we understand it. In this respect, democratic governments are no different from others. Hobbes's insight has not caused us to abandon our commitments to democracy, but it still challenges us to think hard about the nature of representative government, the nature of citizenship in a democratic society, and the conditions necessary for fulfilling the promise of democratic citizenship. Two recent trends are evident. Some citizens have embraced a more active sense of citizenship, which necessarily entails a more insistent need for information, while governments have insisted …
Congressional Authority To Interpret The Thirteenth Amendment., Alexander Tsesis
Congressional Authority To Interpret The Thirteenth Amendment., Alexander Tsesis
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