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How the States Went Wrong
If the states were ever "laboratories for democracy," they certainly aren't now. Can they be salvaged?
By Jamila MichenerBoudin and the Complexity of Reform Politics
Despite the Chesa Boudin recall making national headlines, states will likely continue experimenting with approaches to their area-specific problems. Criminal justice reform in our highly decentralized system isn't over.
By Jonathan BlanksPass Corporate Chartering Power to Washington
Historically, it's states that charter corporations. Shifting that to the feds could democratize our economy.
By Daniel A. HanleyThe Right Against the Law
So state courts hand down decisions you don’t like. What do you do? If you’re on the right, try to defund the courts.
By James Traub
So state courts hand down decisions you don’t like. What do you do? If you’re on the right, try to defund the courts.
Progressive Federalism: A User’s Guide
States and municipalities have a lot of power to challenge Washington. Here’s how they can put it to use.
By Heather K. Gerken Joshua Revesz
States and municipalities have a lot of power to challenge Washington. Here’s how they can put it to use.