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Roger Taney; federal power; state power; police power; miln -- conlaw1
Conceptualizing Roger Taney's view of federal and state powers, as expressed in Miln. DOWNLOAD.
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Sean Wilson
in "state's rights", Constitutional Law 1, Taney, commerce clause, congressional power, new york v. miln
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statutory power; configuration of; "fracture and decimation;" american constitution; american government -- conlaw 1
Shows how the power of statute was decimated and fractured in the American constitution. The power of statute originated with absolute-monarchy kings and eventually became under the control of parliaments (legislatures). The American experiment takes the principle even further. It creates multiple "parliaments," any one of which cannot yield the full power over the pronouncement of statutory law. One of my favorite slides. DOWNLOAD.
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Sean Wilson
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Synthesizing Cooley, Gibbons, Miln, License cases, etc., after the Taney regime
Attempts a synthesis of the major commerce cases that are decided during the Taney regime. Useful for showing students what lawyers are trying to do, in theory, when they read several cases (particularly supreme-court cases). DOWNLOAD.
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