Volume 7, Issue 3 (1997) Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the New Jersey Constitution

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Table of Contents

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The 1947 Constitution: A Retrospective
Wesley L. Lance

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Symposium: The "New Judicial Federalism" and New Jersey Constitutional Interpretation
John B. Wefing

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The New Jersey Constitution: A Charter to Be Cherished
Daniel J. O'Hern

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Two Visions of State Constitutional Rights Protections
Robert F. Williams

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Popular Sovereignty, Constitutional Interpretation, and the New Jersey Constitution of 1947: A Reply to Justice O'Hern and Professor Williams
Edward A. Hartnett

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Process, Perspective, and Precept in the New Federalism
Howard H. Kestin

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"Submitted to the People": The Authority of the Electorate to Shape State Constitutional Rights
Boris Moczula

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The Impact of the New Federalism on Our First Civil Right
Burrell I. Humphreys

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The Practical Effect of the "New Federalism" on Police Conduct in New Jersey
Ronald Susswein

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Presentation of the John Marshall Award in the Memory of Robert N. Wilentz
Robert L. Clifford

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Acceptance of the John Marshall Award in the Memory of Robert N. Wilentz
Warren W. Wilentz

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Section 2262(c) of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996: Towards the Precipice of Unconstitutionality?
Michael Macmanus

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Megan's Law: Protecting the Vulnerable or Unconstitutionally Punishing Sex Offenders?
Kathleen V. Heaphy

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New Jersey Constitution, Article I, Paragraph 1 - Liberty and Due Process Rights - Standard Governing the Involuntary Commitment of Minor Children Dictates That the Minor Must Suffer From Childhood Mental Illness, That the Minor Require Intensive Institutional Psychiatric Treatment, and That the Minor's Mental Condition, If Treatment Is Not Provided, Will Pose a Danger Including Substantial Likelihood of Significant Developmental Harm - In the Matter of the Commitment of N.N., 146 N.J. 112, 679 A.2d 1174 (1996).
Lisa M. Yennella

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Fourteenth Amendment - Equal Protection Clause - A Voter Initiated State Constitutional Amendment That Prohibits the State and All Local Government From Adopting or Enforcing Any Law or Policy Protecting Homosexual, Lesbian, or Bisexual Citizens From Public or Private Discrimination Violates the Equal Protection Clause - Romer v. Evans, 116 S.Ct. 1620 (1996).
Marc D. Larkins

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First Amendment - Commercial Speech - Notwithstanding a State's Twenty-First Amendment Power to Ban the Use of Alcohol Entirely, a State May Not Completely Prohibit Truthful, Nonmisleading Advertising of Liquor Prices - 44 Liquormart, Inc. v. Rhode Island, 116 S. Ct. 1495 (1996).
Joseph T. Hanlon

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First Amendment - The Speech and the Establishment Clauses - Within a Program of Generally Applicable Benefits, a Public University's Refusal to Pay for the Printing Costs of a Student Journal with an Avowedly Christian Perspective, While Willingly Paying for the Printing Costs of Many Nonreligious Journals, Is Viewpoint Discrimination and Not Mandated by the Establishment Clause - Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, 115 S.Ct. 2510 (1995).
John S. Stolz

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Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments - Search and Seizure - State Law Requiring That Candidates for Public Office Pass a Drug Test Violates the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment - Chandler v. Miller, 65 U.S.L.W. 4243 (U.S. Apr. 15, 1997).
Kelly M. Brown

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New Jersey State Constitution

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