Inside the Federalism Cases: Concern About the Federal Courts

Ann Althouse (Wisconsin), Inside the Federalism Cases: Concern About the Federal Courts, 574 Annals Am. Acad. Pol. & Soc. Sci. 132 (2001)

Thinks that the federalism decisions are really about wanting to lessen the burden on the federal courts, cut the caseload. Also refers to the Congress "taking advantage" of the Court's relative hands-off attitude, and that causing a Court backlash. Not much of real use, I think.