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This essay is part of a collection The Future of Section 5 Four perspectives on the future of voting rights law in advance of Shelby County v. Holder
installation of pollution controls on coal-fired power plants in this country—thereby causing harm to our environment and our health. This Essay brings to
showed long ago how the Supreme Court’s discretionary certiorari jurisdiction was the lynchpin of those “passive virtues” that are essential to
Essay proposes ways in which states and localities could clarify or challenge sweeping property tax exemptions for private universities, with a special
decades of scholarship and advocacy that brought us to the point where Hively’s result seemed inevitable. To make this case, Part I of this Essay describes
statutes provide advance warning of what is and is not forbidden. This Essay contends that legislatively enacted statutes go further than that. Under the
the power disparity between the haves and the have-nots is so great that workers have become “in essence a colonized people.” During the last decade
court to reconsider the portion of its February 28, 2008 holding that addresses parents establishing private schools in their own homes. I. Compulsory
principles of constitutional law have been established by courts without the support of such a consensus. No such consensus supported Brown v. Board
and that a tax should be imposed on SWFs to restore fairness. This essay argues that the distinctive nature of the portfolio choices facing SWFs