Selected Entire List   Bell, Bernard W.  Professor   Rutgers Law School - Newark  123 Washington Street  Newark, NJ 07102  United States  973-353-5464 (Phone)  973-353-1445 (Fax)  email address   SSRN's personal information usage policy Authors: If anything on this page requires updating or correction, please go to your SSRN User HeadQuarters and make the change.

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. Bell, Bernard W.'s Scholarly Papers Click on the title of any column to sort the table by that column. Aggregate Statistics Total Downloads 264 Total Citations 1 Papers (5) Authors Date Downloads  (Rank) Citations ACTIONS:    Email Selected Abstracts    Export Selected Bibliographic Info    VIEW: Selected   Selected   Selected      Original List  Original List     All Versions  Hide All Versions     All Abstracts  Hide All Abstracts     Legend Legend close   eDocument is available from the SSRN eLibrary for free eDocument is available for a fee 1.   Legislatively Revising Kelo V. City of New London: Eminent Domain, Federalism, and Congressional Powers | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Download | Working Paper Series Bell, Bernard W. Rutgers Law School - Newark Posted: 15 Sep 05 Last Revised: 10 Aug 08 264 (56,341) 1 Eminent Domain, Takings Clause, Public Use, Fourteenth Amendment, Commerce Clause, Spending Clause 2.   The Nondelegation Doctrine, the Rules/Standards Dilemma and the Line Item Veto | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Villanova Law Review, Vol. 44, No. 2, March 1999 Accepted Paper Series Bell, Bernard W. Rutgers Law School - Newark Posted: 09 Oct 98   3.   Dead Again: The Nondelegation Doctrine, The Rules/Standards Dilemma and the Line Item Veto | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Working Paper Series Bell, Bernard W. Rutgers Law School - Newark Posted: 02 Oct 98   4.   'Metademocratic' Interpretation and Separation of Powers | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | New York University Journal of Legislature and Public Policy, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1998 Accepted Paper Series Bell, Bernard W. Rutgers Law School - Newark Posted: 29 Jul 98   5.   Using Statutory Interpretation to Improve the Legislative Process: Can it Be Done in the Post-Chevron Era? | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | 13 Journal of Law & Politics, 105 (1997) Accepted Paper Series Bell, Bernard W. Rutgers Law School - Newark Posted: 15 Oct 97   Records 1 - 5 of 5 matches [ 1 ]

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