Gaping Gaps in the History of the Independent State Legislature Doctrine: McPherson v. Blacker, Usurpation, and the Right of the People to Choose Their President (original) (raw)

for participating in two programs Mr. Bohnhorst co-organized over the past two years and for valuable conversations before and after those programs. Mr. Bohnhorst dedicates this Article to the memory of two friends, colleagues, and great champions of justice. Angela McCaffrey, William Mitchell College of Law, J.D. 1978, was a colleague at Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services (SMRLS) for seven years, an adjunct professor of law at William Mitchell, and a professor of law and director of clinical practice at Hamline Law School for twenty-five years. Martha Eaves, University of Minnesota, J.D. 1976, was among the most honored attorneys in the history of Minnesota, an attorney at SMRLS for thirty-seven years, an adjunct professor of poverty law at Hamline Law School, and a mentor to countless young attorneys (and Mitchell law students).