AN ARTICLE III RENAISSANCE IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: A RETURN TO THE JUDICIAL PAST?
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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE: OBSOLESCENCE OR RESURGENCE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTINUED VIABILITY OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA.
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SAVING JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE FROM THE NIHILISM OF COURT-PACKING.
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NATIONAL SECURITY AND JUDICIAL ETHICS: THE EXCEPTION TO THE RULE OF KEEPING JUDICIAL CONDUCT JUDICIAL AND THE POLITICIZATION OF THE JUDICIARY.
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THE FEDERAL ADVANTAGE: WHY TODAY'S POLARIZED POLITICS POSE THE GREATEST THREAT TO STATE COURTS.
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THE SUPREME COURT AND POLITICS IN THE TRUMP ERA.
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