Dec 6 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review The States and the NLRB: A Study in Comparative Sovereignty Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 Under a system of government that diffuses power and makes institutional “[a]mbition . . ....
Oct 5 2010 Publication White Papers The Federal Government Responds to Arizona’s Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law Margaret D. Stock New Federal Initiatives Project Brought to you by the International & National Security Law Practice GroupThe Federalist Society takes no position on...
Oct 9 2020 Publication State Court Docket Watch State Court Docket Watch: State v. Arevalo Jacob Huebert State Court Docket Watch: 2020 Edition People who want to challenge a state or federal law for violating their constitutional rights...
Mar 4 2021 Publication State Court Docket Watch State Court Docket Watch: State of Arizona v. Mixton Timothy Sandefur Note from the Editor: The author of this article, Timothy Sandefur, filed an amicus brief...
Sep 10 2018 Topics State Courts Blog Post State Courts & AGs Docket Watch: State v. Jean Jon Riches Does a passenger traveling with the owner of a private vehicle have a reasonable expectation...
Mar 24 2022 Publication Federalist Society Review Principles of State Constitutional Interpretation Clint Bolick Federalist Society Review, Volume 23 State constitutionalism—the practice of state courts deciding cases on independent state constitutional grounds—is a vital...
Oct 20 2022 Publication State Court Docket Watch State Court Docket Watch: Roberts v. Arizona Daniel B. Rankin Arizona's highest court rules that a state agency overstepped their bounds Important issues of federalism and administrative law almost always boil down to one simple yet...
Dec 23 2022 Publication State Court Docket Watch State Court Docket Watch: Mills v. Arizona Board of Technical Registration Arizona Supreme Court clarifies the doctrine of administrative exhaustion in Arizona In Mills v. Arizona Board of Technical Registration,[1] the Arizona Supreme Court considered whether...
Jan 18 2023 Publication State Court Docket Watch State Court Docket Watch: Matthews v. Industrial Commission of Arizona GianCarlo Canaparo Arizona Supreme Court employs corpus linguistics in a search for the original public meaning of a state constitutional provision. How does originalism work with state constitutions? Justice Clint Bolick, writing for the Arizona Supreme...
Nov 7 2019 Topics Free Speech & Election Law • Religious Liberties Blog Post News Affirming Free Speech in Arizona Jeffery J. Ventrella In a refreshing and robust affirmation of free speech, the Arizona Supreme Court commenced its...
The States and the NLRB: A Study in Comparative Sovereignty
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
Under a system of government that diffuses power and makes institutional “[a]mbition . . ....
The Federal Government Responds to Arizona’s Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law
Margaret D. Stock
New Federal Initiatives Project
Brought to you by the International & National Security Law Practice GroupThe Federalist Society takes no position on...
State Court Docket Watch: State v. Arevalo
Jacob Huebert
State Court Docket Watch: 2020 Edition
People who want to challenge a state or federal law for violating their constitutional rights...
State Court Docket Watch: State of Arizona v. Mixton
Timothy Sandefur
Note from the Editor: The author of this article, Timothy Sandefur, filed an amicus brief...
Topics
Docket Watch: State v. Jean
Does a passenger traveling with the owner of a private vehicle have a reasonable expectation...
Principles of State Constitutional Interpretation
Clint Bolick
Federalist Society Review, Volume 23
State constitutionalism—the practice of state courts deciding cases on independent state constitutional grounds—is a vital...
State Court Docket Watch: Roberts v. Arizona
Daniel B. Rankin
Arizona's highest court rules that a state agency overstepped their bounds
Important issues of federalism and administrative law almost always boil down to one simple yet...
State Court Docket Watch: Mills v. Arizona Board of Technical Registration
Arizona Supreme Court clarifies the doctrine of administrative exhaustion in Arizona
In Mills v. Arizona Board of Technical Registration,[1] the Arizona Supreme Court considered whether...
State Court Docket Watch: Matthews v. Industrial Commission of Arizona
GianCarlo Canaparo
Arizona Supreme Court employs corpus linguistics in a search for the original public meaning of a state constitutional provision.
How does originalism work with state constitutions? Justice Clint Bolick, writing for the Arizona Supreme...
Topics
Affirming Free Speech in Arizona
In a refreshing and robust affirmation of free speech, the Arizona Supreme Court commenced its...