Federalism and Privacy

[Glenn Reynolds]

You may want to see my piece "Penumbral Reasoning on the
Right," 140 U. Penna. L. Rev. 1333 (1992), and the followup
"Comfortably Penumbral," 77 B.U. L. Rev. 1089 (1997) (w/ Brannon
Denning) both of which address that topic.  But don't let that stop
you:  I think there's a lot more to say on the subject than those two
pieces managed to address.

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From:                   Robert Justin Lipkin <RJLipkin at AOL.COM>
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>        I am contemplating doing research (mostly jurisprudential) comparing
> the methodology in the Griswold privacy cases with the methodology in "the
> new federalism" cases, especially the eleventh amendment decisions. I'd be
> grateful for any suggestions concerning law review articles that discuss this
> issue even remotely. I'd be happy to receive the assistance off-list. Thanks.
>
>
> Bobby Lipkin
> Widener University School of Law
> Delaware
>


Prof. Glenn Harlan Reynolds
College of Law, University of Tennessee
1505 W. Cumberland Ave., Knoxville, TN  37996-1810

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