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- Title
SEVERABILITY DOCTRINE: HOW MUCH OF A STATUTE SHOULD FEDERAL COURTS INVALIDATE?
- Authors
Klukowski, Kenneth A.
- Abstract
The article discusses severability doctrine and the invalidation of federal courts to severability doctrine. It explores the history of severability doctrine in the 19th century, in which it mentions that severability had a long evolution compared to other legal doctrines. It discusses the three principles of severability doctrine in the case Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England such as the principle for practical minimalism.
- Subjects
INTERNATIONAL law; SEVERABILITY (Contracts); FEDERAL courts; PLANNED Parenthood of Northern New England; MINIMALISM (Constitutional interpretation); NINETEENTH century
- Publication
Texas Review of Law & Politics, 2011, Vol 16, Issue 1, p1
- ISSN
1098-4577
- Publication type
Article