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Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly

Winter 1986

Articles

Gramm-Rudman and the Capacity of Congress to Control the Future
Paul W. Kahn

Congressional Authority to Regulate the Use of Nuclear Weapons
Allan Ides

Phoenix Rising and Federalism Analysis
David M. Skover

Notes

Required Reports and the Privilege against Self-Incrimination: A Substantive View of the Claim by Silence
Jess Askew III

The Constitutional Right of a Police Officer to Make Political Contributions
Gregg Crane

Comments

In Memory of Justice Potter Stewart
George Bush

On the Power of Balance: A Remembrance of Justice Potter Stewart
Ellen Borgersen

The Twenty-First Amendment and the Commerce Clause: What Rationale Supports Bacchus Imports
Eric T. Freeman

Federalism and Supreme Court Review: Is Article V and Exception to the Independent and Adequate State Grounds Doctrine
David W. Thill

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