Tag Archives | Supremacy

Who Decides?

By on September 30, 2010 in Constitution, Featured, Judiciary

There is nothing in the Constitution, including the supremacy clause, which prohibits States from interpreting the Constitution for themselves. In fact, the supremacy clause requires the federal and state judiciary to do just that.

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Half a Century of More of the Same

By on September 10, 2010 in Featured, Judiciary

by Connor Boyack, Utah Tenth Amendment Center On August 23, 1958, 46 Chief Justices from the Supreme Courts of the several states gathered together in Pasadena, California. The event drawing their presence was the Conference of Chief Justices, a regular forum for the highest judges in each state to meet and discuss important issues. Their [...]

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