Abstract
Many are aware of the inherent power that a constitution holds. Whether it be the timeless federal document signed in 1787, or a state constitution adopted decades later, a “constitution” in the United States comes with an authoritative voice that instructs the very principles and values the government has long established. Constitutions, by nature, stand the test of time; they create guidelines, structure, and, above all, a sense of justice that lies in the backdrop of every legal argument presented and every court decision rendered.
Recommended Citation
Maura Corrigan,
Sunnier Days Ahead? Missouri’s Outlook After Missouri Supreme Court Finds Solar Panel Property Tax Unconstitutional,
88 Mo. L. Rev.
(2023)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/mlr/vol88/iss2/10