houses, as had been done in 1936 in Nebraska (and in the provinces of Canada), or switching to electing state senators by proportional representation from several large multi-member districts or from one statewide at-large district, as was done in Australia. Reactions In a 2015 Time Magazine survey of over 50 law professors, both Erwin Chemerinsky (Dean, UC Berkeley School of Law) and Richard Pildes (NYU School of Law) named Reynolds v. Sims the "best Supreme Court decision since 1960", with Chemerinsky noting that in his opinion, the decision made American government "far more democratic and representative." See also The Shaff Plan Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama, List of United States Supreme Court cases, volume 377 References Notes External links California Legislative District Maps (1911–Present) United States equal protection case law United States Supreme Court cases United States electoral redistricting case law United States One Person, One Vote Legal Doctrine 1964 in United States case law American Civil Liberties Union litigation Jefferson County, Alabama Alabama Legislature United States Supreme Court cases of the Warren Court Legal history of Alabama Civil rights movement case law