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North Carolina Law Review
Volume 65, Number 5 (1987)
Articles
Shared Power under the Constitution: The Independent Counsel
Joseph R. Biden Jr.
Conceived in Liberty: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights
Michael Kent Curtis
Battle among the Branches: The Two Hundred Year War
Stanley M. Brand
What Is an Establishment of Religion
William W. Van Alstyne
The Constitutional Future of the Bill of Rights: A Closer Look at Commercial Speech and State Aid to Religiously Affiliated Schools
Ronald D. Rotunda
The First Principle of Real Reform: The Role of Science in Constitutional Jurisprudence
John M. Conley
From Constitutional Politics to Constitutional Law: The Supreme Court's First Fifty Years
Albert Broderick
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Dedication--Eugene Gressman
North Carolina Law Review
A Tribute to Two Professors: Eugene Gressman and George Wythe
Lewis F. Powell Jr.
Eugene Gressman: A Comment on His Retirement
Kenneth S. Broun
Eugene Gressman: Friend of the Court
James Dickson Phillips Jr.
Eugene Gressman: As Mirrored by His Cases
Daniel Hill Pollitt
Eugene Gressman: An Appreciative Recollection
John H. Pickering
Eugene Gressman: A Continuing Inspiration
Judith Welch Wegner
Eugene Gressman: A Student's Point of View
Harriet Grant
Symposium--A Bicentennial View of the Constitution
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