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Species of State Constitutional Lockstepping
When interpreting state constitutional provisions, state courts frequently take a “lockstep” approach by adopting the United States Supreme Court’s interpretation of analogous federal constitutional provisions. Critics often portray lockstep interpretation as misguided and have identified varieties
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