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30 Val. U. L. Rev. [vii] (1995-1996)
Looking Back at the New Jucidial Federalism's First Generation

handle is hein.journals/valur30 and id is 7 raw text is: VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW VOLUME 30 SPRING 1996 NumBER 2 SYMPOSIUM ISSUE THE NEW JUDICIAL FEDERALISM: A NEW GENERATION FOREWORD: LOOKING BACK AT THE NEW JUDICIAL FEDERALISM'S FIRST GENERATION ROBERT F. WILLIAMS* Where are . . four practical advantages to a viable state Bill of Rights. First, on some matters states can and will go further at any given time in protecting individual rights than the Supreme Court. Second, while state courts have many competing interests to reconcile when considering problems involving conflicts between the state and individuals, they do not have to feel restrained by the additional problem of federalism. There have been repeated examples of restraint by the national government where state interests are also involved. The Supreme Court, for example, not only considers what it believes to be the best legal approach to problems, but also the effect of its decisions on federal-state relations. Distinguished Professor of Law, Rutgers University, School of Law, Camden.

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