Constitutional commentary

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  Año 2003, Vol. 20, Número 2 (Summer). Dedicado a: "Marbury" at 200: A Bicentennial Celebration of "Marbury v. Madison"

  • "Marbury" and the Retreat from Judicial Supremacy

    Larry D. Kramer

    págs. 205-230

    

  • The "Marbury" of 1803 and the Modern "Marbury"

    Sylvia Snowiss

    págs. 231-254

    

  • What Are the Facts of "Marbury v. Madison"?

    Sanford Levinson, Jack M. Balkin

    págs. 255-281

    

  • Not the King's Bench

    Edward A. Hartnett

    págs. 283-316

    

  • The Lame Ducks of "Marbury"

    John Copeland Nagle

    págs. 317-342

    

  • "Marbury's" Wrongness

    Michael Stokes Paulsen

    págs. 343-357

    

  • The Importance of Being Final

    Daniel A. Farber

    págs. 359-368

    

  • Constitutional Rules, Constitutional Standards, and Constitutional Settlement: "Marbury v. Madison" and the Case for Judicial Supremacy

    Larry Alexander

    págs. 369-378

    

  • Interpretative Equality as a Structural Imperative (Or "Pucker Up and Settle "This"!")

    Gary Lawson

    págs. 379-386

    

  • The Office of the Oath

    Patrick O. Gudridge

    págs. 387-404

    

  • Judicial Supremacy and Its Discontents

    Dale Carpenter

    págs. 405-436