WHAT A HISTORY OF TAX WITHHOLDING TELLS US ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STATUTES AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

[...]their goal is to complicate the standard account of how both constitutional and statutory law operate at the level of actual legislatures and courts. [...]what the history of federal tax withholding tells us is that there may well be entrenched statutes littered throughout the law, statutes tha...

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Published inNorthwestern University law review Vol. 108; no. 3; p. 859
Main Author Desai, Anuj C
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Northwestern University (on behalf of School of Law) 01.01.2014
Subjects
Citizen participation
Constitutional law
Hypotheses
Legislatures
Norms
Preferences
Social norms
Social sciences
Taxes
Voting rights
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Summary:[...]their goal is to complicate the standard account of how both constitutional and statutory law operate at the level of actual legislatures and courts. [...]what the history of federal tax withholding tells us is that there may well be entrenched statutes littered throughout the law, statutes that evoke no value of any kind and yet are fundamental to the operation of the government.
ISSN:0029-3571