P-ISSN 0002-4678
E-ISSN 2162-4151
Vol. 85, Issue 4, 2022January 12, 2023 EDT
“FREE AND EQUAL”: JAMES WILSON’S ELECTIONS CLAUSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FIGHTING PARTISAN GERRYMANDERING IN STATE COURTS
“FREE AND EQUAL”: JAMES WILSON’S ELECTIONS CLAUSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FIGHTING PARTISAN GERRYMANDERING IN STATE COURTS
Brett Graham,
Political gerrymanderingState ConstitutionFederal ConstitutionFree and EqualElectionsVotingRepresentation
Articles in Vol. 85, Issue 4, 2022
Vol. 85, Issue 4, 2022
- SUPREME STATE COURTS: PROTECTING RIGHTS & LIBERTIES DESPITE THE SUPREME COURTVincent M. BonventreTori L. DeyoMatthew T. Skinner
- WHAT IS A “STATE”? THE INCONSISTENT CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT OF UNITED STATES TERRITORIESAnthony M. Ciolli
- "FREE AND EQUAL": JAMES WILSON'S ELECTIONS CLAUSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FIGHTING PARTISAN GERRYMANDERING IN STATE COURTSBrett Graham
- The Unitary Executive Theory is Plainly Wrong and Anti-American: "Presidents are not Kings"Allen Shoenberger
- Constitutional Crowding and Article IIAmit Vora
- Drunk Driving and the Application of the Barker/Manning Public Policy DefenseSteven V DeBraccio
- HE WHO REPRESENTS HIMSELF HAS A FOOL FOR A CLIENT: THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL AND THE RIGHT TO SELF-REPRESENTATION IN NEW YORKColleen D. DuffyMelany Gray
- Declining Dispositions of the Court of AppealsThomas R. NewmanJames Edward Pelzer
- Are Women Getting An Equal Chance to Argue at the New York Court of Appeals? Ten Years of Argument Data Paint a Troubling PictureRobert S. Rosborough IV
Brett Graham, “FREE AND EQUAL”: JAMES WILSON’S ELECTIONS CLAUSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FIGHTING PARTISAN GERRYMANDERING IN STATE COURTS, 85 Albany Law Review (2023).