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William & Mary Law Review

Symposium: The Legacy of Chief Justice John Marshall

Volume 43 (2001-2002), Issue 4 (2002)

Prefatory Matter

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Table of Contents (v. 43, no. 4)

Symposium Articles

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The Use That the Future Makes of the Past: John Marshall's Greatness and its Lessons for Today's Supreme Court Justices
Jack M. Balkin

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John Marshall, McCulloch v. Maryland, and "We the People": Revisions in Need of Revising
Martin S. Flaherty

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The Lives of John Marshall
Michael J. Gerhardt

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John Marshall Through the Eyes of an Admirer: John Quincy Adams
Michael Daly Hawkins

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A Judge for All Seasons
R. Kent Newmyer

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Some Alarming Aspects of the Legacies of Judicial Review and of John Marshall
Stephen B. Presser

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Judicial Power in the Constitutional Theory of James Madison
Jack N. Rakove

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John Marshall: Remarks of October 6, 2000
William H. Rehnquist

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Judicial Review and Institutional Choice
Adrian Vermeule

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Easing the Spring: Strict Scrutiny and Affirmative Action After the Redistricting Cases
Pamela S. Karlan

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Judges as Altruistic Hierarchs
Lynn A. Stout

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The Team Production Theory of Corporate Law: A Critical Assessment
Alan J. Meese

Notes

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Why Premerger Review Needed Reform - And Still Does
Andrew G. Howell

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Expedited Removal and Discrimination in the Asylum Process: The Use of Humanitarian Aid as a Political Tool
Erin M. O'Callaghan

 
 

 

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ISSN: 0043-5589 (print), 2374-8524 (online)

 
 
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