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III in Congress thus became, in effect, a debate over the reach of the Supreme Court’s civil rights jurisprudence. The story then 15. Voting
introduction 2851 i. unenumerated rights and the inadequacy of equal-protection jurisprudence 2857 ii. the need for a show of earnest 2862 A. Property as an
and beyond National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius (2012), the Supreme Court’s federalism jurisprudence has shifted from its once
threads in Supreme Court jurisprudence threatens to further unravel traditional mechanisms of executive- branch accountability in ways that extend far
equality jurisprudence and analyzing its relationship with new developments in the law of equality. The discussion preceded Justice Ginsburg’s Gruber
Jurisprudence for the Modern State 61-93 (2012) hereinafter Post, Democracy. See Reva B. Siegel, The New Politics of Abortion: An Equality Analysis of Woman
legitimacy. In the United States, the Supreme Court has developed a robust individual-rights jurisprudence to demand integrity in state judicial
waste to nearly fifty years’ worth of abortion jurisprudence with the iconic decision that laid the foundation for an integrated, multiracial society
Olympic Airways v. Husain.2 Increasingly, however, the Court’s treaty jurisprudence has borne the mark of “new textualism.”3 Starting with his
Ct. at 2002. 6. The Court’s jurisprudence does not guarantee that poor and minority students (or any stu- dents, for that matter) will have access to