Article Request, and Extra-legal Cases

Hanah Volokh hanahm at gmail.com
Tue Oct 4 10:20:29 PDT 2011


I have written a paper about the Constitutional Authority Statements
requirement in the House of Representatives, but it is not up on SSRN yet. I
have an early draft that I can circulate to anyone who is interested (I'll
reply privately to you with it, Mark). I would certainly appreciate hearing
about anyone else who is writing on this subject.

Thanks,
Hanah Metchis Volokh
Visiting Assistant Professor
Emory Law School


On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 1:08 PM, Mark S Kende <mark.kende at drake.edu> wrote:

>  I have two questions for the list.  Feel free to reply privately.****
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> 1.I recently saw an SSRN paper mentioned that dealt with the fact that the
> House of Representatives now requires its members to assert the
> constitutional foundations for any legislation being introduced.  I believe
> the paper assesses the legal significance of this House rule.  Does anyone
> know the SSRN or other cite for this paper?****
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> 2.Which U.S. Supreme Court cases, if any, do folks think should or could be
> considered “extra-legal” in some sense?  I don’t mean cases that people
> really dislike, though there may be some overlap.  I also would prefer to
> stay away from cases that have been overturned by the Court itself as that
> seems too easy.  You can define that term as you wish otherwise.  (Perhaps
> one answer some folks would have is no cases, as the Court’s decisions can’t
> be “extra-legal.”)  Korematsu occurred to me as a possibility (though I can
> see the counter-arguments) but I would love to hear what others think.****
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> Thanks.  Mark****
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> Professor Mark Kende****
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> Director, Drake University Constitutional Law Center****
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> mark.kende at drake.edu****
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> Author, Constitutional Rights in Two Worlds:  South Africa and the United
> States (Cambridge Univ. 2009),
> http://www.amazon.com/Constitutional-Rights-Two-Worlds-Africa/dp/product-description/0521171768
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> SSRN sample papers:  http://ssrn.com/author=339761 ****
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