Rutgers University / University of Connecticut School / /
IndustryTerm
law school / state constitutional law decision / state constitutional law / comparative subnational constitutional law / constitutional law / law students / state constitutional law scholarship / /
Organization
RUTGERS / Center for State Constitutional Studies / Rutgers University / Camden / People’s Government / University of Connecticut School of Law / Rutgers University School of Law / Constitutional Commission / Rutgers Law School / /
Person
Harry N. Scheiber / G. Alan Tarr / Dean John Pittenger / James A. Henretta / David Schultz / Helen Hershkoff / Catherine Maywald / Robert F. Williams / Judith S. Kaye / Justin R. Long / Christina Murray / Vikram Amar / Stephen L. Schechter / Peter J. Mazzei / Burt Neuborne / Earl Maltz / Susan P. Fino / Cheryl Saunders / Jeffrey L. Amestoy / Richard S. Kay / Giuseppe Martinico / Elizabeth Pascal / Gordon S. Wood / Robert S. Peck / William F. Cook / Gary L. McDowell / Richard Briffault / Christian G. Fritz / James A. Gardner / John Dinan / Daniel J. Elazar / Bernard K. Freamon / Camden / Richard Kay / Vladimir Kogan / /
Position
faculty editor / Professor / Professor of Law / Director / Professor of Political Science / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / California / Connecticut / /
PublishedMedium
the Rutgers Law Journal / the Foreword / Foreword / the Law Journal / /
RUTGERS LAW JOURNAL: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF STATE CONSTITUTIONALISM Robert F. Williams∗ G. Alan Tarr∗∗ This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of Rutgers Law Journal’s Annual Issue on State Constitutional Law.