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Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
BRYAN A. GARNER / McCulloch shed / The University of Montana / Independence Institute / Montana Policy Institute / University School / /
IndustryTerm
law denying equal treatment / interpretive device / bank / constitutional law / fiduciary law / contemporaneous law / /
Organization
state legislature / Board of Education / 3 / Bolling Court / Boston University School of Law / Supreme Court / CORNELL / YALE / Interdisciplinary Center / University of Montana / Congress / federal government / national government / BOSTON UNIVERSITY / Congressional Administration / Montana Policy Institute / EQUALITY AND AGENCY / Independence Institute / Conservatives / /
Person
Antonin Scalia / ROBERT G. NATELSON / GARY LAWSON / Richard A. Primus / Andrea Mathews / Jim Fleming / DAVID E. BERNSTEIN / Seth Barrett Tillman / Peter Rubin / Ryan C. Williams / DAVID A. STRAUSS / Larry Solum / Peter J. Rubin / James McClellan / Heidi Kitrosser / David Bernstein / William N. Eskridge / Jr. / John Marshall / William O. Douglas / James Madison / JAY WEXLER / Roger Taney / John Hart Ely / George W. Carey / Lawrence B. Solum / John Harrison / Steven G. Calabresi / Jeffrey Rosen / GUY I. SEIDMAN / Michael J. Perry / / /
Position
Chief Justice / President / Professor of Law / Professor / executive / Private Bills / Chief / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Virginia / Maryland / Connecticut / Michigan / District of Columbia / Montana / Georgia / Colorado / /
THE FIDUCIARY FOUNDATIONS OF FEDERAL EQUAL PROTECTION GARY LAWSON,∗ GUY I. SEIDMAN∗∗ & ROBERT G. NATELSON∗∗∗ INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................