An Article Published By DC Statehood Party Founder Sam Smith. The Graphic In And Of Itself Is Great For

An article published by DC Statehood Party founder Sam Smith. The graphic in and of itself is great for someone like me who has a tough time distilling down to a timeline.

Super score! Writings by Sam Smith, one of the founders of the DC Statehood Party.

I've already read a lot of these, but some - Children of Cardozo, Ten Years Since, The Response of the Washington, D.C. Community - are new to me, since they're retrospectives. Either way, it's good to catalog this here so I can easily find them again.

An article by Jason I. Newman and Jacques B. DePuy, published in the Spring 1975 edition of the American University Law Reviewl (volume 24, number 3). It offers a legislative history of the District of Columbia, with references to specifically named laws and statutes; this is followed by a lengthy, in-depth, and rather dense analysis of the Home Rule Act of 1973.

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womp womp

I need a Rudwick to my Meier. I bet he'd make writing a lot more fun and interesting.

In other news, I hate lit review. It's the part holding up this first prospectus draft, and makes my insides want to die.