The Relevancy of Foreign Law as Persuasive Authority and Congress’s Response to its Use: A Preemptive Attack on the Constitution Restoration Act

Elizabeth Turner

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Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2007

January 01, 2007 EDT

The Relevancy of Foreign Law as Persuasive Authority and Congress’s Response to its Use: A Preemptive Attack on the Constitution Restoration Act

Elizabeth Turner ,

globalization
international law
judicial authority
constitution restoration act
foreign law

Georgia State University Law Review

Elizabeth Turner, The Relevancy of Foreign Law as Persuasive Authority and Congress’s Response to Its Use: A Preemptive Attack on the Constitution Restoration Act, 23 Georgia State University Law Review (2007).