Main Content
1. The Idea of Both Federal and State Constitutional Rights Being Enforceable against State Action
2.1
2. The Idea of a Federal System of Federal Courts and State Courts Functioning to Enforce Federal Constitutional Rights
2.2
3. The Idea of a Federalism Balance Driving Both the Establishment of Federal Constitutional Rights and Their Enforcement System
2.3
A. Congress Establishes and Organizes the Lower Federal Courts
3.2.2.2
A. Federal Suit against State Officers Prior to the 1875 Act
3.3.1.2
A. Jurisdiction under the 1871 Act
4.1.3.2
A. Justice Frankfurter Rejects Incorporation of the Exclusionary Remedy
5.1.3.2
A. The Court Deploys the Eleventh Amendment to Disallow Remedies against State Officers that It Deems Impact the State Treasury Too Directly
4.2.4.2
A. The Court Expands Fourteenth Amendment Procedural Due Process
5.1.2.2
A. The Court Incorporates Fourth Amendment Rights into Fourteenth Amendment Due Process
4.1.5.2
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