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tional citizenship rights. See, e.g., WILLIAM ALEXANDER DUER, OUTLINES OF THE CONSTITU- TIONAL JURISPRUDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES 181 (New York
years, Republican-appointed Justices, over the 146. My view is that the Supreme Court’s campaign-finance jurisprudence is fundamentally at odds with
federalism, criminal law, and religion and urging adoption of a “jurisprudence of original intention”). 57. The text of the Constitution gives the
scholarship is devoted. Despite the daunting breadth of executive order jurisprudence, this Note aims to survey and appraise a meaningful selection of it
Republican-appointed Justices, over the 146. My view is that the Supreme Court’s campaign-finance jurisprudence is fundamentally at odds with principles of
Justice Alito failed to take into account the parallel development in Sixth Amendment jurisprudence brought by the Apprendi doctrine. Alito may
abstract. Territoriality looms large in our jurisprudence, particularly as it relates to the government’s authority to search and seize. Fourth Amendment
immediately struck a chord that still resonates in the jurisprudence: the doctrine’s equitable, fact-specific, and thus indeterminate nature.13 Those who were
freedom The sanctuary cases of the 1980s arose during a period in which religious freedom jurisprudence was in flux, both in doctrine and
imperial practice and “the important doctrine of American jurisprudence which grants to the judiciary the power of setting aside an act of the