INDONESIAN JUDICIAL POWER POST AMENDMENT

Judicial Regulation of Excessive Punishments through the Eighth Amendment

Malapportionment and Judicial Power

Perspectives on the Death Penalty: Judicial Behavior and the Eighth Amendment

Judicial review of Medicaid hospital and nursing home reimbursement methodologies under the Boren Amendment.

Congress passed the Boren Amendment to allow states to develop and implement alternative reimbursement methodologies that promote the efficient and economical delivery of hospital and nursing facility services. However, courts have interpreted Boren in ways that limit state discretion and impede their ability to meet budgetary constraints.

A Cautionary Tale of Post-Communist Judicial Empowerment

This article aims to curb the enthusiasm for post-Communist judicial empowerment by showing that sometimes a powerful judiciary can threaten the rule of law. It argues that the powerful Bulgarian Constitutional Court promotes conflict between the executive and the ordinary judiciary. The “war of institutions” has made Bulgaria the poster child for failed judicial reforms among new European Unio...