The States Before the U.S. Supreme Court
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ERIC N. WALTENBURG is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Purdue University. His teaching and research interests focus on judicial politics, federalism, constitutional law, and interest groups. BILL SWINFORD is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Richmond. His teaching and research interests focus on constitutional law, civil liberties, and American adoption law.
Introduction The States and the Commerce Power A Federalist Jurisprudence? The Evolution of Advocacy: The Offices of State Attorney General Patterns of State Participation Before the Court A Model of State Participation Before the Court The Recent Court and the Pro-State Bloc Conclusion Appendices Table of Cases Bibliographical Essay Bibliography Index