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Commandeering and Constitutional Wesley J. Campbell 4
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Parallel Exclusion
Change
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Reconceptualizing
the Burden of Proof
Edward K. Cheng NOTES 1280
Curing the Blind Spot in Administrative Law: A Federal Common Law Framework for State Agencies Implementing Cooperative Federalism Statutes Josh Bendor & Miles Farmer
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Mere Negligenee or Abandonment? Evaluating Claims of Attorney Misconduct After Maples v. Thomas Wendy Zorana Zupac
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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nal Change I. CONFEDERATION
urt's federalism revolution, Printz v. executive officers is "fundarnentally sovereignty." The Printz majority's ng-era perspectives. When Federalists . g the ratification debates, they were The Federalists capitulated to srates' . post taX because Hamilton, arnong commandeering state collectors. The of the Anti-Federalist agenda because uring greater local control over federal bureaucracy. These priorities carried among the most vehement defenders d judicial officers. Ironically, though sts who first planted the seeds of the vered sources and new interpretations, ing of Founding-era attitudes toward Article explains why early Congresses ustom combined with shifting political g consensus favoring commandeering's
IMPOST
DEBATES
A. The 1781 Impost Proposal B. The 1783 Compromise C. Defeat in New York
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11. THE CONSTITUTION
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A. Ratification Debates B. The Oath Clause C. The Posse Comitatus 111. EARlY
CONGRESSIONAl
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PRACTICE
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A. Federalist Ambitions B.Virginia's Disqualifying Act C. Federal Use of State Officers D. A Judicial Response IV. COMMANDEERING
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CONSTITUTIONAL
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CHANGE
es; former law clerk to the Honorable ersity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, llins, Peter Conti-Brown, Barbara Fried, ebosch, Mark Kelman, Larry Kramer, Seligman, Daniel Suhr, rhe members of rs of The Yale Laui Journal for helpful r also thanks the Filson Historical Society essed in this Article are, of course, the
