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Volume 6, Issue 2 (1996)

The Seton Hall Constitutional Law Journal ceased publication in 2002.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Articles

The Sixth Amendment Right to Shoot Oneself in the Foot: An Assessment of the Guarantee of Self-Representation Twenty Years After Faretta
John F. Decker

"Everything Depends on How You Draw the Lines": An Alternative Interpretation of the Seventh Amendment
Rachael E. Schwartz

A Matter of Utility: Dworkin on Morality, Integrity, and Making Law the Best It Can Be
Douglas Lind

Comments

The Decline of the American Labor Movement: A Proposal for the Constitution as a Source of Workers' Rights
Peter B. Ajalat

An Endorsement for the Test of General Applicability: Smith II, Justice Scalia, and the Conflict Between Neutral Laws and the Free Exercise of Religion
Ernest P. Fronzuto III

Have Administrative Agencies Abandoned Reasonability?
Peter Marra

Taxpayers of America Unite! You Have Everything to Lose - A Constitutional Analysis of Retroactive Taxation
Brian E. Raftery

The Child Support Recovery Act of 1992: Squeezing Blood From a Stone
Amy E. Watkins

Casenote

Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments - Exclusionary Rule - The Exclusionary Rule Does Not Apply to Evidence Seized in Violation of the Fourth Amendment by a Police Officer Relying on a Computer Record, Later Found to Be Erroneous Because of Clerical Errors of Court Employees - Arizona v. Evans, 115 S. Ct. 1185 (1995).
Michael S. Mirone

Survey

Fourteenth Amendment, Section One - Equal Protection Clause - Prosecution's Explanation for Exercising Peremptory Challenge Need Only Be Race-Neutral, Not Persuasive or Plausible, Where Intentional Racial Discrimination Is Alleged - Purkett v. Elem, 115 S. Ct. 1769 (1995) (per curiam).
Joan E. Imbriani

The Constitution of the United States

The Constitution of the United States of America