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Law blog run by students and alumni of the Columbia Federalist Society with the goal of analyzing the reasoning and implications of significant Supreme Court opinions.

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Ex Post Columbia Law School: Federalist Society Blog! Friday, July 03, 2009 Sarah Palin's Federalism In the speech announcing that she would be stepping down as Alaska governor by the end of July, Gov. Sarah Palin cited several accomplishments by her administration. One that she noted may be of particular interest to those who identify with a federalist philosophy of the Constitution: Another accomplishment – our Law Department protected states’ rights – two huge U.S. Supreme Court reversals came down against that liberal Ninth Circuit, deciding in our state’s favor over the last two weeks. We’re protectors of our Constitution – federalists protect states’ rights as mandated in 10th amendment. The two decisions of which she spoke presumably are District Attorney's Office for the Third Judicial District v. Osborne and Coeur Alaska, Inc. v. Southeast Alaska Conservation Council . Osborne has received significant attention because the use of DNA to prove actual inn...

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