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Professor Amar writes in the Colorado Law Review in September 1993 on Converse 1983.  The full title is “Using State Law to Protect Federal Constitutional Rights: Some Questions and Answers About Converse- 1983.”  The model statute discussed on the podcast this week comes from this article, among other things.

Professor Vik Amar testifies in 2009 on issues related to Senatorial vacancies and state laws that seek to limit the Governor’s choice, whether by party, by time, or by other factors.