Fundamentalist Federalism: The Lack of a Rational Basis in United States v. Morrison
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Fundamentalist Federalism: The Lack of a Rational Basis in United States v. Morrison
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Fundamentalist Federalism: The Lack of a Rational Basis in United States v. Morrison

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Federal government, Interstate commerce clause (Constitutional law), Separation of powers, Standard of review (Law), United States v. Morrison 529 U.S. 598 (2000), Equal protection, Federalism, United States. Congress, United States Constitution, Violence Against Women Act of 1994, United States

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Claire L. Huene (Washington University School of Law)

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Pages 353-378
Publication Washington University Journal of Law & Policy

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Published 2002-01-01

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