Leon County Circuit Court / RETREAT FROM ENFORCEMENT OF BOUIE AND JUDICIAL IMPAIRMENT DOCTRINES / Chicago-Kent College of Law / Florida State University College of Law / U.S. Supreme Court / Bush camp / /
IndustryTerm
state contract law / state law / changed law argument / changed state law / prior law / law flies / state law governing election disputes / statutory law / state law determinants / reviewed state law decisionmaking / criminal law / /
Organization
state legislature / United States Supreme Court / Conservative / Elections Canvassing Commission / Florida state court / Indiana Supreme Court / Palm Beach County Canvassing Board / Florida’s legislature / South Carolina Supreme Court / Congress / U.S. Supreme Court / Florida State University College of Law / UN Court / Leon County Circuit Court / FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY / Florida Supreme Court / Chicago-Kent College of Law / county canvassing board / /
Person
Kirk Loggins / Harvey Weinstein / John Shiffman / Sanders Sauls / Ginsburg / GORE HAROLD / Wells / David G. Sauvage / Trevor Morrison / Stevens / Steve Siegel / Richard H. Pildes / Breyer / Anthony Lewis / Richard Posner / Barton H. Thompson / Jr. / Souter / I. BUSH / Fred Barbash / HAROLD J. KRENT / Alan Dershowitz / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential election / /
Position
Chief Justice / counsel / circuit judge / President / Vice President / Governor / the Secretary of State / and the Director of the Division / public school teacher / Secretary of State / President and Vice President / Governor / Chief Judge / Hunter / Professor and Associate Dean / Judge / Chief / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Alabama / Indiana / Oregon / Washington / South Carolina / Florida / /
PublishedMedium
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW / THE TENNESSEAN / /
JUDGING JUDGING: THE PROBLEM OF SECONDGUESSING STATE JUDGES’ INTERPRETATION OF STATE LAW IN BUSH V. GORE HAROLD J. KRENT* I. BUSH V. GORE AND JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT OF ARTICLE II, SECTION[removed]II. SECOND-GUESSING