Experts believe that the footnote in the case will be used in future church-state litigation.
But a mystery of a different kind shrouds the death of the toddler, who was found on the same scrubby and desolate stretch of land, a tragic, nameless footnote in the case.
A footnote: In the case of Representative George Nethercutt, a Republican from Spokane, Wash., who has broken a term limits pledge, U.S. Term Limits is stepping up its broadcast criticism.
In a footnote in The Case for Israel which cites Peters's book, Dershowitz explicitly denies that he "relies" on Peters for "conclusions or data".
(Someone should probably check the footnotes of Joan Peters From Time Immemoriall, just in case).
What's more, a single footnote in the 1997 case left open a different interpretation.
The first is counter-majoritarian, to protect the rights of "discrete and insular minorities" as stated in a famous footnote in the Carolene Products case.
Marc Kasowitz has homed in on a single footnote in the Clinton case that highlights what he calls a key difference: Paula Jones brought her harassment suit against Clinton in federal court; Summer Zervos, a former contestant on Trump's reality show, "The Apprentice," is suing Trump in a state court.
He denounced as constitutionally illegitimate the framework for constitutional decision-making that is associated with an enormously influential footnote in the 1938 case of U.S. v. Carolene Products and which has become central to constitutional review.
In a break with the past, the proposals have been worked out by the groups that had been fighting over dams for years. 1 Legal Citations on Trial Some lawyers and judges have begun to use footnotes in their papers, instead of tucking case citations into the text.
