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University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law

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About University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law

The University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law (JCL) provides a forum for the academic advancement and interdisciplinary study of constitutional law. To that end, JCL cultivates innovative scholarship, promotes critical perspectives, and reinvents the traditional study of constitutional law. As part of its mission, JCL is committed to publishing five issues each year via both print and electronic mediums. The Journal also publishes JCL Online - JCL Online is part of the Journal’s larger strategic vision of fostering academic discourse on cutting-edge issues in constitutional la…

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