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Articles in Jun 2006 issue of Georgetown Law Journal

• Liberal Legacy of Bush v. Gore, The
  by Cole, David
• Observations on the New Revolution in Constitutional Criminal Procedure
  by Tushnet, Mark
• Rehnquist Court and the Death Penalty, The
  by Chemerinsky, Erwin
• Categorical Requirements in Constitutional Criminal Procedure
  by Fisher, Jeffrey L
• Democratic Prosecutor: Explaining the Constitutional Function of the Federal Grand Jury, The
  by Kuckes, Niki
• Eliminating the Federal Subsidy in Kelo: Restricting the Availability of Tax-Exempt Financing for Redevelopment Projects
  by Knepper, Daniel
• Court of Pragmatism and Internationalization: A Response to Professors Chemerinsky and Amann, The
  by Starr, Kenneth W
• Politics and the Court: Did the Supreme Court Really Move Left Because of Embarrassment Over Bush v. Gore?
  by Eastman, John C
• International Law and Rehnquist-Era Reversals
  by Amann, Diane Marie
• Criminal Justice After the Conservative Reformation
  by Bilionis, Louis D
• Temporal Adversarialism, Criminal Justice, and the Rehnquist Court: The Sluggish Life of Political Factfinding
  by Taslitz, Andrew E
• Cautious Liberalism
  by Kennedy, Joseph E
• Politics of Criminal Justice: How the New Right Regime Shaped the Rehnquist Court's Criminal Justice Jurisprudence, The
  by Clayton, Cornell W; Pickerill, J Mitchell