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American Federalism

June 3, 2022

The Primacy Model and Judicial Federalism

Pierre Bergeron reviews the state constitutional jurisprudence of Ohio and contends that the "primacy model" offers the clearest path forward for a consistent application…

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American Federalism

June 3, 2022

State Post-Conviction Adjustments and Deportation

David G. Blitzer argues that post-conviction adjustments to sentencing by states should be given greater weight in federal deportation litigation. Read more here.

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June 2, 2022

India’s Fiscal Federalism and the GST

T.M. Thomas Isaac suggests that a recent ruling by the nation's Supreme Court concerning the goods and services tax offers "an appropriate occasion for…

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American Federalism

June 2, 2022

Federal Funding Proposed for Nation’s Underserved Communities

The Biden administration has proposed sending federal funds to support 100 of the nation's most underserved communities. Read more here.

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June 1, 2022

Federalism-E Issue Released

Federalism-E, a student-run online journal about federalism, has released its 2022 issue. Read more here.

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American Federalism

June 1, 2022

Are Republicans Abandoning Federalism?

In an op-ed, Paul Waldman contends that the abortion and gun-rights debates "will see the American right all but abandon its alleged commitment to…

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May 31, 2022

Fiscal Decentralization and Public Services

Michela Giorcelli analyzes how fiscal decentralization affects local services. Read more here.

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May 31, 2022

Federalism in Libya?

Moez Abeidi considers whether a federal system of government would help unite the people of Libya. Read more here.

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American Federalism

May 27, 2022

Bostock and State Courts

Anastasia E. Lacina explores how the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, which affirmed protections for LGBTQ employees, has been handled by state…

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American Federalism

May 27, 2022

Executive Order on Police Practices Issued

President Biden has, on the second anniversary of George Floyd's death, signed an executive order requiring the U.S. Justice Department to develop best practices…

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May 26, 2022

A Tripartite Model of Federalism

Raf Geneens and Helder De Schutter argue for a tripartite, rather than the traditionally understood bipartite, model of federalism. Read more here.

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American Federalism

May 26, 2022

Additional Guidance Offered to Localities for Obtaining Broadband Funds

A senior broadband official with the Biden administration has offered suggestions to localities about how to more readily access federal broadband funds. Read more…

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American Federalism

May 25, 2022

City Officials Call on Federal Government to Require Pedestrian-Friendly Vehicles

Daniel Vock reports that an organization of city transportation officials is calling on the federal government to require vehicle manufacturers to demonstrate improved safety…

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