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Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2023December 11, 2023 EDT

Originalism’s Time Machine: A Resurrected Relationship to the State

Douglas B. McKechnie, J.D.,
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2023

Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2023
  • Originalism's Time Machine: A Resurrected Relationship to the State
    Douglas B. McKechnie
  • Empowering the EEOC: An Enforcement Strategy to Tackle Workplace Sexual Harassment
    Noah Bloomberg
  • Bailing on the Bondsman: An Argument for Abolishing Monetary Bail
    Sean Freeland
  • Lethal Injections: Protocol Plagued with Secrecy and Flaws Ushering in the New Era of Botched Executions
    Willow Van Skyhawk
  • Prosecutorial Misconduct: Conviction by Any Means Necessary
    Walter W. Harding Jr.
LMU Law Review
Douglas B. McKechnie, Originalism’s Time Machine: A Resurrected Relationship to the State, 11 LMU Law Review 1 (2023).
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