The Ex Post Facto Clause, one of the few civil liberty protections found in the body of the US Constitution, reflects the Framers' acute concern over the tendency of legislatures to enact burdensome retroactive laws targeting unpopular individuals. In The Ex Post Facto Clause, Wayne A. Logan provides the first book-length examination of the history of the Clause and its potential for tempering the punitive impulses of modern American legislatures. Drawing on Framing Era history, seminal Supreme Court decisions, and the global embrace of the values underlying the Ex Post Facto Clause, Logan…mehr
The Ex Post Facto Clause, one of the few civil liberty protections found in the body of the US Constitution, reflects the Framers' acute concern over the tendency of legislatures to enact burdensome retroactive laws targeting unpopular individuals. In The Ex Post Facto Clause, Wayne A. Logan provides the first book-length examination of the history of the Clause and its potential for tempering the punitive impulses of modern American legislatures. Drawing on Framing Era history, seminal Supreme Court decisions, and the global embrace of the values underlying the Ex Post Facto Clause, Logan provides a blueprint for how the Clause can play a reinvigorated and more robust role in guarding against the penal populism besetting modern American legislatures.
Wayne A. Logan is the Steven M. Goldstein Professor of Law at Florida State University. He is the author or co-author of several books and almost a hundred book chapters and law review articles, with work appearing in such publications as the Georgetown Law Journal, the Michigan Law Review, the Pennsylvania Law Review, and the Texas Law Review. He is an elected member of the American Law Institute and a past chair of the Criminal Justice Section of the Association of American Law Schools.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Background and Early History Chapter 2: The Supreme Court Weighs In: Calder v. Bull (1798) Chapter 3: Formative Nineteenth Century Developments Chapter 4: Late Nineteenth Century to 1990: A Period of Retrenchment Chapter 5: The 1990s to the Present Chapter 6: Recasting the "Punishment Question" Chapter 7: Broadening the Scope of Coverage Chapter 8: Global Perspectives Appendix A Appendix B Index
Introduction Chapter 1: Background and Early History Chapter 2: The Supreme Court Weighs In: Calder v. Bull (1798) Chapter 3: Formative Nineteenth Century Developments Chapter 4: Late Nineteenth Century to 1990: A Period of Retrenchment Chapter 5: The 1990s to the Present Chapter 6: Recasting the "Punishment Question" Chapter 7: Broadening the Scope of Coverage Chapter 8: Global Perspectives Appendix A Appendix B Index
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