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Volume 28, Issue 4
Articles
- Clay Calvert, Dissent, Disagreement and Doctrinal Disarray: Free Expression and the Roberts Court in 2020
- Andreas Kuersten, Tasing the Constitution: Conducted Electrical Weapons, Other Forceful Arrest Means, and the Validity of Subsequent Constitutional Rights Waivers
- George J. Somi, The Death of Non-Resident Contribution Limit Bans and the Birth of the New Small, Swing State
- Eric D. Yordy & Elizabeth Brown, Secondary Meaning and Religion: An Analysis of Religious Symbols in the Courts
Comment
Andrew Mueller, Preventing Parkland: A Workable Fourth Amendment Standard for Searching Juveniles’ Smartphones Amid School Threats in a Post-Parkland World
Notes
- Katie Carroll, “Buy One Get One Free”: How Reindictment Policies Permit Excessive Searches
- Brooke Lowell, You Must Present a Valid Form of (Gender) Identification: The Due Process and First Amendment Implications of Tennessee’s Birth Certificate Law
Volume 28, Issue 3
Articles
- Kevin W. Connell, The Bad News of Good News Club: Obliterating the Wall Between Church & State
- Melanie Kalmanson, Steps Toward Abolishing Capital Punishment: Incrementalism in the American Death Penalty
- Samuel P. Newton, Kidnapping Reconsidered: Courts Merger Tests Inadequately Remedy the Inequities Which Developed from Kidnapping’s Sensationalized and Racialized History
- Jared Schroeder, Saving the Marketplace from Market Failure: Reorienting Marketplace Theory in the Era of AI Communicators
Notes
- Michael Jordan, Arbitrary Arbiters: Evaluating the Right to be Informed of Eligibility for Discretionary Relief in Removal Proceedings
- Lea Mano, Understanding the Spirit of the Constitution on Corruption: Emoluments, Impeachment, and the Primacy of Political Virtue
- Jared Mullen, Information Gathering or Speech Creation: How to Think About a First Amendment Right to Record
- Colin Neal, Not Gill-ty: Challenging and Providing a Workable Alternative to the Supreme Court’s Gerrymandering Standing Analysis in Gill v. Whitford
Volume 28, Issue 2
Symposium: Constitutional Rights: Intersections, Synergies, and Conflicts
Articles
- Carlos A. Ball, Gender-Stereotyping Theory, Freedom of Expression, and Identity
- Ashutosh Bhagwat, The Conscience of the Baker: Religion and Compelled Speech
- Joseph Blocher & Luke Morgan, Doctrinal Dynamism, Borrowing, and the Relationship Between Rules and Rights
- Michael Coenen, Four Responses to Constitutional Overlap
- Deborah Hellman, The Epistemic Function of Fusing Equal Protection and Due Process
- B. Jessie Hill, The Deliberative-Privacy Principle: Abortion, Free Speech, and Religious Freedom
- Gregory P. Magarian, Political and Non-Political Speech and Guns
- Darrell A. H. Miller, Constitutional Conflict and Sensitive Places
- Elizabeth Sepper, Sex Segregation, Economic Opportunity, and Roberts v. U.S. Jaycees
- Robert L. Tsai, Considerations of History and Purpose in Constitutional Borrowing
Notes
- Abigail Stephens, Contracting Away the First Amendment?: When Courts Should Intervene in Nondisclosure Agreements
Volume 28, Issue 1
Articles
- Douglas Laycock, Legislators on Executive-Branch Boards are Unconstitutional, Period
- Amanda Reid, Safeguarding Fair Use Through First Amendment’s Asymmetric Constitutional Fact Review
- Danaya C. Wright, “Great Variety of Relevant Conditions, Political, Social and Economic”: The Constitutionality of Congressional Deadlines on Amendment Proposals Under Article V
- Michael H. LeRoy, Is the “Hire American” Executive Order a Suspect Classification?
- Lorianne Updike Toler, Western Reconstruction and Woman Suffrage
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