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ihlr-2013	Wheeler, Malcom E.	The Case For Preemption: Why the U.S. Supreme Court and the Administration are Wrong to Curtail Implied Conflict Preemption	2011	14	.pdf	application/pdf	5988	259	61	WHY THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND THE ADMINISTRATION ARE WRONG TO CURTAIL IMPLIED CONFLICT PREEMPTION Malcolm E. Wheeler* TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS1 Because you in the audience today are torts scholars interested in preemption and I am no longer in academia, but have been litigating preemption issues for more than a quarter-century, I’m going to provide some remarks about the practical development, rather than the theory, of preemption law. What changed was the tone, the essentially ad hominem, attack that Justice Stevens made on the then-chief counsel of FDA and on DOJ personnel who supported his interpretation of preemption law.	cache/ihlr-2013.pdf	txt/ihlr-2013.txt