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77 Miss. L.J. [i] (2007-2008)

handle is hein.journals/mislj77 and id is 1 raw text is: Mississippi Law Journal Published by Students at the University of Mississippi School of Law VOLUME 77 Fall 2007 NUMBER 1 Copyright 0 2007, Mississippi Law Journal, Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS SYMPOSIUM INDEPENDENT STATE GROUNDS: SHOULD STATE COURTS DEPART FROM THE FOURTH AMENDMENT IN CONSTRUING THEIR OWN CONSTITUTIONS, AND IF SO, ON WHAT BASIS BEYOND SIMPLE DISAGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT'S RESULT? Sponsored by the National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law FOREWORD ......................................................................................... Thom as K . C lancy i CORRECTING SEARCH-AND-SEIZURE HISTORY: Now-FORGOTTEN COMMON-LAW WARRANTLESS ARREST STANDARDS AND THE ORIGINAL UNDERSTANDING OF ')UE PROCESS OF LAW .................................... Thomas Y. Davies 1 STATE CONSTITUTIONAL METHODOLOGY IN SEARCH AND SEIZURE CASES ........................................................................................ R obert F . W illiam s 225 REACTIVE AND INCOMPLETELY THEORIZED STATE CONSTITUTIONAL DECISION-MAKING ....................................................................................... L aw rence F riedm an 265 JOHN ADAMS MADE ME Do IT JUDICIAL FEDERALISM, JUDICIAL CHAUVINISM, AND ARTICLE 14 OF MASSACHUSETTS' DECLARATION OF RIGHTS ..................................................................................... Joseph A . G rasso, Jr. 315 THE TEXAS EXPERIENCE: A CASE FOR THE LOCKSTEP APPROACH ......................................................................................... M ichael E . K easler 345 SHOULD STATE COURTS DEPART FROM THE FOURTH AMENDMENT? SEARCH AND SEIZURE, STATE CONSTITUTIONS, AND THE OREGON EXPERIENCE ................................-............................................................ Jack L . L andau 369