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Social Philosophy and Policy, 2010
AbstractThis essay explores the ways in which a broadly pluralist outlook can help illuminate longstanding issues of constitutional theory and practice. It begins with a common-sense understanding of pluralism as the diversity of observed practices within a general category (section 2). It turns out that many assumptions Americans and others often make
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AbstractThis essay explores the ways in which a broadly pluralist outlook can help illuminate longstanding issues of constitutional theory and practice. It begins with a common-sense understanding of pluralism as the diversity of observed practices within a general category (section 2). It turns out that many assumptions Americans and others often make
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The Constitutionality of Michigan's Guilty But Mentally Ill Verdict
Michigan Journal of Law ReformThis article will assess the constitutionality of the statute providing for a GBMI verdict by examining the likely, impact of this statute on the constitutional rights of legally insane defendants.
John M. Grostic
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2023
Abstract This chapter addresses constitutionalism as a concept used to explain and understand principles and terms of governance and especially constitutionalization beyond modern nation-states accounting for distinct intellectual traditions.
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Abstract This chapter addresses constitutionalism as a concept used to explain and understand principles and terms of governance and especially constitutionalization beyond modern nation-states accounting for distinct intellectual traditions.
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James Bradley Thayer and the Presumption of Constitutionality: A Strange Posthumous Career
American Political Thought, 2019One hundred and twenty-five years after its publication, J. B. Thayer’s classic 1893 article “The Origin and Scope of the American Doctrine of Constitutional Law” continues to influence our conversation about judicial power. Today his argument for a very
Matthew J. Franck
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‘Digital Constitutionalism’ and ‘American’ Constitutionalism
Abstract How well does the concept or discourse of ‘digital constitutionalism’, which emerged first in the European crucible, translate globally? Is it consistent or at odds with its nominative US counterpart? This chapter takes up those questions by asking first how new digital technologies—and in particular tools of analysis ...openaire +1 more source
2010
Abstract This article reviews the nature of the British constitution, exploring its unusual ‘unwritten’ form, and presenting an account of its main substantive components. It also addresses a range of challenges which the contemporary constitution faces and argues throughout that the constitution is currently undergoing a profound ...
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Abstract This article reviews the nature of the British constitution, exploring its unusual ‘unwritten’ form, and presenting an account of its main substantive components. It also addresses a range of challenges which the contemporary constitution faces and argues throughout that the constitution is currently undergoing a profound ...
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1990
Abstract The relationship between courts and legislature has obvious constitutional implications. Being conditioned by current political perceptions, it is apt to vary with time and place. In most countries, even those priding themselves on an independent judiciary as a badge of legality, governments (executive and legislature) are ...
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Abstract The relationship between courts and legislature has obvious constitutional implications. Being conditioned by current political perceptions, it is apt to vary with time and place. In most countries, even those priding themselves on an independent judiciary as a badge of legality, governments (executive and legislature) are ...
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