Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1988
Abstract
I have been a fellow traveler of the Committee on the Constitutional System virtually since its inception; indeed, I believe I was present when Mr. Cutler first made the speech at the University of Texas that became, "To Form a Government." During all this time I have never been able to quite free myself from the conviction that his concerns were absolutely right and fundamental to our era. Nor have I been able to persuade myself that the reforms that he recommends justify a departure from the framers' conception. I suppose this is why I was selected to give a critical view of his proposals and his talk.
Disciplines
Constitutional Law | Law
Recommended Citation
Philip C. Bobbitt,
The Committee on the Constitutional System Proposals: Coherence and Dominance,
30
Wm. & Mary L. Rev.
403
(1988).
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