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clubs, as well as their fateful collision with the bar. It then surveys the wreckage and shows that the collision’s impact continues to reverberate
other forum, they abdicate their constitutional role—undermining the supremacy of federal law, straining the horizontal and vertical separation of
international law. Paulsen deserves substantial praise both for offering a clear and accessible theory of the Constitution and international law, and for then
the main targets. The theory is that if the public is notified of dangerous past offenders in their neighborhood, and those offenders are barred from
go away, as I did, ready to take up Arms against Writts of Assistants . Then and there was the first scene of the first Act of Opposition to the
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John Hart Ely and the Problem of Gerrymandering: The Lion in Winter | Yale Law Journal