The Political Process of Preemption

Diller, Paul A.

Journal: University of Richmond Law Review

Volume: 54

First Page: 343

Year: 2020

Bluebook Citation: 54 U. RICH. L. REV. 343 (2020)

Author: Paul A. Diller: all 16 publications


Abstract

Preemption, particularly of the state-city variety, has become a hot topic. State legislatures in many states over the last decade have preempted a wide swath of areas in which cities and counties were previously free to govern. In addition to the sweeping nature and frequency of preemption, the increasingly aggressive methods of enforcing preemption have drawn notice. The threat of fiscal penalties, removal of local officials from office, and even criminal sanctions constitute what one scholar has dubbed the phenomenon of “hyper preemption.”

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