Archive | DOMA
The “Pretext” Argument Against Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act
Epstein on the Gay Marriage Cases
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Page Rejects The Federalism Argument Against Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act
Why Does Federalism Matter in an Equal Protection Case?
Can Statutory Definitions Be Unconstitutional on Federalism Grounds?
There Is No Federalism Objection To Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act
Whelan v. McConnell on Same-Sex Marriage
By Jonathan H. Adler on March 23, 2013 3:43 pm in DOMA, Federalism, Same-Sex Marriage, Supreme Court
McConnell on the Same-Sex Marriage Cases
By Jonathan H. Adler on March 21, 2013 10:40 pm in DOMA, Federalism, Same-Sex Marriage, Supreme Court
Some questions on the DOMA federalism theory
Debating DOMA and Federalism
Congress Has Power To Define The Terms Of Its Own Statutes
“The Most Significant Cases These Nine Justices Have Ever Considered”
By Dale Carpenter on November 30, 2012 12:22 pm in DOMA, Gay Marriage, Gay Rights, Same-Sex Marriage, Sexual Orientation, Uncategorized
The Second Circuit’s DOMA Decision
By Dale Carpenter on October 22, 2012 5:44 pm in DOMA, Equal Protection, Federalist Society, Sexual Orientation
First Circuit Unanimously Strikes Down DOMA Section 3
By Dale Carpenter on May 31, 2012 12:12 pm in DOMA, Equal Protection, Federalism, Gay Marriage, Gay Rights, Same-Sex Marriage