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The Dobbs Effect On West Virginia, Anne Marie Lofaso, Cameron Kiner
The Dobbs Effect On West Virginia, Anne Marie Lofaso, Cameron Kiner
West Virginia Law Review
Humans have practiced birth control, including abortion, for thousands of years. Pregnant individuals have sought abortions for many reasons even though the abortion procedure itself has often been dangerous to the pregnant person’s life. Moreover, a stable consensus concerning the debate about when life begins and other questions surrounding abortion has rarely if ever been attained. Notwithstanding the numerous questions raised by this indisputably controversial subject, this article is quite limited in scope. In Section I, we review the development and retrenchment of an individual’s right to terminate their pregnancy starting on January 22, 1973, the day that the United …
The Founders' Multi-Purpose Chief Justice: The English Origins Of The American Chief Justiceship, Justin W. Aimonetti, Jackson A. Myers
The Founders' Multi-Purpose Chief Justice: The English Origins Of The American Chief Justiceship, Justin W. Aimonetti, Jackson A. Myers
West Virginia Law Review
During the founding era, the American Chief Justice was nearly unrecognizable to modern eyes. Rather than a purely judicial officer, the Chief Justice was a multi-purpose minister, serving as a judge, an administrator, a diplomat, and an advisor. He was what we call the “multi-purpose Chief Justice.” The multi-purpose Chief Justice of the Early Republic originated with the ancient English office of the Lord Chief Justice. English judges historically served as multi-purpose ministers to the king, engaging in administrative and even political tasks. This was especially true for the Lord Chief Justice. Even as other English judges settled into more …
Maximalist Decision Making: When Maximalism Is Appropriate For Appellate Courts, Lauren Cyphers
Maximalist Decision Making: When Maximalism Is Appropriate For Appellate Courts, Lauren Cyphers
West Virginia Law Review
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At What Is The Supreme Court Comparatively Advantaged?, R. George Wright
At What Is The Supreme Court Comparatively Advantaged?, R. George Wright
West Virginia Law Review
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Youngstown Sheet To Boumediene: A Story Of Judicial Ethos And The (Un)Fastidious Use Of Language, Laura A. Cisneros
Youngstown Sheet To Boumediene: A Story Of Judicial Ethos And The (Un)Fastidious Use Of Language, Laura A. Cisneros
West Virginia Law Review
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How Great Is America's Tolerance For Judicial Bias - An Inquiry Into The Supreme Court's Decisions In Caperton And Citizens United, Their Implications For Judicial Elections, And Their Effect On The Rule Of Law In The United States, Norman L. Green
West Virginia Law Review
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Brennan V. Scalia, Justice Or Jurisprudence? A Moderate Proposal, Travis A. Knobbe
Brennan V. Scalia, Justice Or Jurisprudence? A Moderate Proposal, Travis A. Knobbe
West Virginia Law Review
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Courtiers Of The Marble Palace: The Rise And Influence Of The Supreme Court Law Clerk, Harvey Gee
Courtiers Of The Marble Palace: The Rise And Influence Of The Supreme Court Law Clerk, Harvey Gee
West Virginia Law Review
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The Supreme Court Giveth And The Supreme Court Taketh Away: An Assessment Of Corporate Liability Under § 1350, Saad Gul
West Virginia Law Review
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The Rehnquist Court And The Devolution Of The Right To Privacy, Scott P. Johnson, Robert M. Alexander
The Rehnquist Court And The Devolution Of The Right To Privacy, Scott P. Johnson, Robert M. Alexander
West Virginia Law Review
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Rehnquist's Renunciation - The Chief Justice's Constitutional Duty To Preside Over Impeachment Trials, Michael F. Williams
Rehnquist's Renunciation - The Chief Justice's Constitutional Duty To Preside Over Impeachment Trials, Michael F. Williams
West Virginia Law Review
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Justice Bushrod Washington And The Age Of Discovery In American Law, David A. Faber
Justice Bushrod Washington And The Age Of Discovery In American Law, David A. Faber
West Virginia Law Review
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Advice--Consent--Senatorial Immaturity And The Judicial Selection Process, Richard D. Freer
Advice--Consent--Senatorial Immaturity And The Judicial Selection Process, Richard D. Freer
West Virginia Law Review
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A Practical Guide To Statutory Interpretation Today, William L. Reynolds
A Practical Guide To Statutory Interpretation Today, William L. Reynolds
West Virginia Law Review
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United States V. Stanley: Has The Supreme Court Gone A Step Too Far, Andrew P. Doman
United States V. Stanley: Has The Supreme Court Gone A Step Too Far, Andrew P. Doman
West Virginia Law Review
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Book Review: The Brethern, By Bob Woodward And Scott Armstrong, Gene R. Nichol Jr.
Book Review: The Brethern, By Bob Woodward And Scott Armstrong, Gene R. Nichol Jr.
West Virginia Law Review
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The Supreme Court, Compulsory Education, And The First Amendment's Religion Clauses, Philip B. Kurland
The Supreme Court, Compulsory Education, And The First Amendment's Religion Clauses, Philip B. Kurland
West Virginia Law Review
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The Modern Supreme Court, Joseph E. Fortenberry
The Modern Supreme Court, Joseph E. Fortenberry
West Virginia Law Review
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What Has The Supreme Court Taught, Part Ii, James Audley Mclaughlin
What Has The Supreme Court Taught, Part Ii, James Audley Mclaughlin
West Virginia Law Review
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What Has The Supreme Court Taught: A Criticism Of The Unites States Supreme Court By Way Of A Critique Of Lance V. The Board Of Education Of Roane County, James Audley Mclaughlin
What Has The Supreme Court Taught: A Criticism Of The Unites States Supreme Court By Way Of A Critique Of Lance V. The Board Of Education Of Roane County, James Audley Mclaughlin
West Virginia Law Review
The subway fare in New York City was recently raised to thirty cents. Incensed citizens immediately declared they would go to court and have the increase declared unconstitutional. "Unconstitutional" and "constitutional rights" have become the watchwords of political protestors and reformers. Moreover, their political forum is often a court of law. Who taught the nation this rhetoric, this mode of action, and this attitude toward law, law reform, and politics? The Supreme Court of the United States. Has the Court deliberately taught this doctrine? No, nor is it apparently even conscious of what it has unwittingly done. It is important …
The Supreme Court And Political Question: Affirmation Or Abdication?, Ralph J. Bean Jr.
The Supreme Court And Political Question: Affirmation Or Abdication?, Ralph J. Bean Jr.
West Virginia Law Review
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Habeas Corpus--Federal Courts--Certiorari To United States Supreme Court As A State Remedy, S. F. B.
Habeas Corpus--Federal Courts--Certiorari To United States Supreme Court As A State Remedy, S. F. B.
West Virginia Law Review
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The Doctrine Of Ultra Vires In United States Supreme Court Decisions: Conclusion, Clyde L. Colson
The Doctrine Of Ultra Vires In United States Supreme Court Decisions: Conclusion, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Law Review
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The Doctrine Of Ultra Vires In United States Supreme Court Decisions, Clyde L. Colson
The Doctrine Of Ultra Vires In United States Supreme Court Decisions, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Law Review
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Progress In The Law In The U. S. Supreme Court: 1930-1931, Robert T. Donley
Progress In The Law In The U. S. Supreme Court: 1930-1931, Robert T. Donley
West Virginia Law Review
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The Present Supreme Court, Social Legislation And The Judicial Process, Jeff B. Fordham
The Present Supreme Court, Social Legislation And The Judicial Process, Jeff B. Fordham
West Virginia Law Review
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Progress Of The Law In The U.S. Supreme Court, Jeff B. Fordham
Progress Of The Law In The U.S. Supreme Court, Jeff B. Fordham
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
United States Supreme Court 1928-1929
Appellate Practice And Procedure In The Supreme Court Of The United States, T. W. Arnold
Appellate Practice And Procedure In The Supreme Court Of The United States, T. W. Arnold
West Virginia Law Review
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The Business Of The Supreme Court, T. W. Arnold
The Business Of The Supreme Court, T. W. Arnold
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.