THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT AND THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF SECESSION.
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JUDGING IN A VACUUM, OR, ONCE MORE, WITHOUT FEELING: HOW JUSTICE SCALIA'S JURISPRUDENTIAL APPROACH REPEATS ERRORS MADE IN PLESSY V. FERGUSON.
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STATES' RIGHTS, SOUTHERN HYPOCRISY, AND THE CRISIS OF THE UNION.
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JAMES MADISON AND THE CONSTITUTION'S "CONVENTION FOR PROPOSING AMENDMENTS.".
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STILL TOO CLOSE TO CALL? RETHINKING STAMPP'S "THE CONCEPT OF A PERPETUAL UNION.".
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SECESSION AND BREACH OF COMPACT: THE LAW OF NATURE MEETS THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION.
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PREFACE.
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