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Eugene Volokh: Now there?s a commitment to state, rather than federal, authority

By Alliance Alert

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The Volokh Conspiracy: "A reader points out that Justice Thomas has at least three former clerks who are now Justices on state Supreme Courts: Justice Eid in Colorado, Justice Stras in Minnesota, and now Justice Lee in Utah. And Justice Thomas is of course the U.S. Supreme Court Justice who has the broadest view of the structural constitutional restraints on federal power (ones that leave states to regulate or not regulate, free of federal interference). Coincidence? Or is it just that he and I don?t know about other Justices who have had this many clerks on state supreme courts?"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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