Symposium issue on Ohio's Constitution

CLEVELAND STATE LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 51, NUMBERS 3 & 4 2004

Contents of the Symposium Issue:

THE OHIO CONSTITUTION--THEN AND NOW:
AN EXAMINATION OF THE LAW AND HISTORY OF THE OHIO CONSTITUTION ON THE OCCASION OF ITS BICENTENNIAL

FOREWORD: THE OHIO CONSTITUTION ON THE OCCASION OF ITS BICENTENNIAL
Kevin Francis O'Neill p. 333

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, NEW JUDICIAL FEDERALISM, AND THE REHNQUIST COURT
Shirley S. Abrahamson p. 339

OHIO'S CONSTITUTIONS: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Barbara A. Terzian p. 357

AN OHIO DILEMMA: RACE, EQUAL PROTECTION, AND THE UNFULFILLED PROMISE OF A STATE BILL OF RIGHTS
Jonathan L. Entin p. 395

THE NEW JUDICIAL FEDERALISM IN OHIO: THE FIRST DECADE
Robert F. Williams p. 415

OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION
Richard B. Saphire p. 437

OHIO JOINS THE NEW JUDICIAL FEDERALISM MOVEMENT: A LITTLE TO-ING AND A LITTLE FRO-ING
Marianna Brown Bettman p. 491

SEPARATION OF POWERS IN OHIO: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Curtis Rodebush p. 505

RECALIBRATING JUSTICIABILITY IN OHIO COURTS
Michael E. Solimine p. 531

OF DISUNITY AND LOGROLLING: OHIO'S ONE-SUBJECT RULE AND THE VERY EVILS IT WAS DESIGNED TO PREVENT
Stephanie Hoffer and Travis McDade p. 557

THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMON SCHOOL
Molly O'Brien and Amanda Woodrum p. 581

WRITING CHECKS OR RIGHTING WRONGS:ELECTION FUNDING AND THE TORT DECISIONS OF THE OHIO SUPREME COURT
James T. O'Reilly p. 643

ORDINANCE OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY (1787) p. 659

CONSTITUTION OF OHIO, 1802 p. 665