Volume 40: Issue 3 |
| Clay Calvert | | A Familial Privacy Right Over Death Images: Critiquing the Internet-Propelled Emergence of a Nascent Constitutional Right that Preserves Happy Memories and Emotions | | 475-524 |
| R. Craig Kitchen | | Negative Lawmaking Delegations: Constitutional Structure and Delegations to the Executive of Discretionary Authority to Amend, Waive, and Cancel Statutory Text | | 525-610 |
| Jerome Deise and Raymond Paternoster | | More Than a "Quick Glimpse of the Life": The Relationship Between Victim Impact Evidence and Death Sentencing | | 611-652 |
| Rachael Yourtz | | Letting the Fox Guard the Hen House: Why the Fourth Amendment Should Not Be Applied to Interviews of Children in Child Abuse Cases | | 653-676 |
Volume 40: Issue 2 |
| John A. Robertson | | Paid Organ Donation and the Constitutionality of the National Organ Transplant Act | | 221-276 |
| David E. Steinberg | | Thomas Jefferson's Establishment Clause Federalism | | 277-318 |
| Dave Ebersole | | Democracy in Ohio: Ohio's Fiscal Constitution and the Unconstitutional Nationwide Arena Deal | | 319-392 |
| Jonathan G. August | | Modern Models of Organ Donation: Challenging Increases of Federal Power to Save Lives | | 393-422 |
| Annie Moskovian | | Bans on Sex-Selective Abortions: How Far is Too Far? | | 423-452 |
| Daniel S. Maroon | | Redevelopment in the Golden State: A Study in Plenary Power Under the California Constitution | | 453-474 |
Volume 40: Issue 1 |
| Edward A. Zelinsky | | Putting State Courts in the Constitutional Driver's Seat: State Taxpayer Standing After Cuno and Winn | | 1-64 |
| David M. Geffen | | Mutual Fund Sales Notice Fees: Are a Handful of States Unconstitutionally Exacting $200 Million Each Year? | | 65-118 |
| Monica Smith | | A Constitutional Dilemma for Cities Seeking to Regulate Day Labor Solicitation | | 119-144 |
| Zachary Gray | | Herding Katz: GPS Tracking and Society's Expectations of Privacy in the 21st Century | | 145-186 |
| Ryan D. Murphy | | Tea Party Constitutionalism: Does the "Astroturf" Have Roots in the History of the Constitution? | | 187-220 |
Volume 39: Issue 2 |
| Donald L. Beschle | | Does a Broad Free Exercise Right Require a Narrow Definition of “Religion”? | | 357-390 |
| Barbara O. Bruckmann | | The Case for a Commerce Clause Challenge to State Antitrust Laws Banning Minimum Resale Price Maintenance | | 391-420 |
| Heidi Reamer Anderson | | Funding Gideon’s Promise by Viewing Excessive Caseloads as Unethical Conflicts of Interest | | 421-456 |
| Rivka Weill | | Reconciling Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Review: On The Theoretical and Historical Origins ofthe Israeli Legislative Override Power | | 457-512 |
| Heidi Hansen Kalscheur | | About “Face”: Using Moral Rights to Increase Copyright Enforcement in China | | 513-538 |
| Alison Cordova | | California Penal Code § 270.1: A Constitutionally Impermissible Attempt to Combat Truancy | | 539-568 |
| David T. Gibson | | Spreading the Wealth: Is Asset Forfeiture the Key to Enticing Local Agencies to Enforce Federal Drug Laws? | | 569-592 |
Volume 39: Issue 1 |
| Peggy M. Tobolowsky | | A Different Path Taken: Texas Capital Offenders’ Post-Atkins Claims of Mental Retardation | | 1-178 |
| Douglas E. Abrams | | Lochner v. New York (1905) and Kennedy v. Louisiana (2008): Judicial Reliance on Adversary Argument | | 179-192 |
| Christopher W. Schmidt | | The Tea Party and the Constitution | | 193-252 |
| Debra Brubaker Burns | | Too Big to Fail and Too Big to Pay: States, Their Public-Pension Bills, and the Constitution | | 253-296 |
| Amelia L. Diedrich | | Secure in Their Yards? Curtilage, Technology, and the Aggravation of the Poverty Exception to the Fourth Amendment | | 297-326 |
| Jeremy Zeitlin | | Whose Constitution Is It Anyway? The Executives’ Discretion to Defend Initiatives Amending the California Constitution | | 327-356 |
Volume 38: Issue 4
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747-810 |
| James E. Moliterno | | Rectifying Wrongful Convictions: May a Lawyer Reveal Her Client's Confidences to Rectify the Wrongful Conviction of Another? | | 811-844 |
| Lissa Griffin, Stacy Caplow | | Changes to the Culture of Adversarialness: Endorsing Candor, Cooperation, and Civility in Relationships Between Prosecutors and Defense Counsel | | 845-878 |
| Laurie L. Levenson | | Conflicts Over Conflicts: Challenges in Redrafting the ABA Standards for Criminal Justice on Conflicts of Interest | | 879-914 |
| Daniel S. Medwed | | Closing the Door on Misconduct: Rethinking the Ethical Standards that Govern Summations in Criminal Trials | | 915-948 |
| Norman Lefstein | | Excessive Public Defense Workloads: Are ABA Standards for Criminal Justice Adequate? | | 949-982 |
| Cecilia Klingele | | Confidentiality and Disclosure: What the New ABA Criminal Justice Standards (Don't) Say About the Duties of Defense Counsel | | 983-1006 |
| Roberta K. Flowers | | Witness Preparation: Regulating the Profession's "Dirty Little Secret" | | 1007-1028 |
| Jane Campbell Moriarty, Marisa Main | | "Waiving" Goodbye to Rights: Plea Bargaining and the Defense Dilemma of Competent Representation | | 1029-1052 |
| Zoë Overbeck | | No Match for the Police: An Analysis for Miranda's Problematic Application to Juvenile Defendants | | 1053-1084 |
| Sarah Shekhter | | Every Step You Take, They'll Be Watching You: The Legal and Practical Implications of Lifetime GPS Monitoring of Sex Offenders | | 1085-1112 |
| Michael G. Freedman | | Prosecuting Terrorism: The Material Support Statute and Muslim Charities | | 1113-1150 |
Volume 37: Issue 1 |
| Bradford Mank | | The Supreme Court's New Public-Private Distinction Under the Dormant Commerce Clause: Avoiding the Traditional Versus Nontraditional Classification Trap | | 1-64 |
| Miriam Galston | | Theocracy in America: Should Core First Amendment Values Be Permanent? | | 65-127 |
| Mark S. Stein | | The Domestic Violence Clause in 'New Originalist' Theory | | 129-140 |
| Emily Eschenbach Barker | | The Adam Walsh Act: Un-Civil Commitment | | 141-165 |
| Adrienne Ratner | | Warantless Wiretapping: The Bush Administration's Failure to Jam an Elephant into a Mousehole | | 167-197 |
| John A. Castro | | Second-Class Citizens: The Schism Between Immigration Policy and Children's Health Care | | 199-224 |
Volume 37: Issue 2 |
| Ronald Turner | | On Parents Involved and the Problematic Praise of Justice Clarence Thomas | | 225-242 |
| Patricia Rrapi | | La Mauvaise Qualite de la Loi: Vagueness Doctrine at the French Constitutional Council | | 243-286 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Elisabeth Liljenquist, and Adam Pomeroy | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 2007 Term | | 287-342 |
| Anya J. Stein | | The Guarantee Clause in the States: Structural Protections for Minority Rights and Necessary Limits on the Initiative Power | | 343-370 |
| Kathlyn Querubin | | Cutting the Fourth Amendment Loose from Its Moorings: The Unconstitutional Use of FISA Evidence in Ordinary Criminal Prosecutions | | 371-408 |
| Steven Pearse | | Accounting for the Lack of Accountability: The Great Depression Meets the Great Recession | | 409-432 |
Volume 37: Issue 3 |
| John A. Humbach | | 'Sexting' and the First Amendment | | 433-487 |
| Peter Nicolas | | 'I'm Dying to Tell You What Happened': The Admissibility of Testimonial Dying Declarations Post-Crawford | | 487-552 |
| Vijay Sekhon | | Highly Uncertain Times: An Analysis of the Executive Branch's Decision To Not Investigate or Prosecute Individuals in Compliance with State Medical Marijuana Laws | | 553-564 |
| Jessica Moy | | Beyond 'The Schoolhouse Gates' and into the Virtual Playground: Moderating Student Cyberbullying and Cyberharassment After Morse v. Frederick | | 565-590 |
| Angela Chrysler | | Proposition 8 and the Need for California Constitutional Amendment Initiative Reform: Tolerance Requires Time and Deliberation | | 591-616 |
| Matt Chayt | | Thirty-five Years After Berkelman | | 617-639 |
Volume 37: Issue 4 |
| Darien Shanske | | What Would the Delegates Talk About? A Rough Agenda for a Constitutional Convention | | 641-660 |
| Steven M. Sheffrin | | Tax Reform Commissions in the Sweep of California's Fiscal History | | 661-689 |
| Jessica A. Levinson and Robert M. Stern | | Ballot Box Budgeting in California: The Bane of the Golden State or an Overstated Problem? | | 689-744 |
| Charles E. McLure, Jr. | | The Business Net Receipts Tax: A Dog That Will Not Hunt | | 745-776 |
| Joseph L.J. Appel | | Why the Joint Powers Authority Refunding Bond Model Works: A Critique of the of the Attorney General's Claim of Unconstitutionality | | 777-788 |
| Kathleen Noone | | Keeping the Commitment: Why California Should Maintain Consideration of the Commitment Offense in Determining Parole for Life Inmates | | 789-808 |
| Benjamin A. Mains | | Virtual Child Pornography, Pandering, and the First Amendment: How Developments in Technology and Shifting First Amendment Jurisprudence Have Affected the Criminalization of Child Pornography | | 809-836 |
Volume 36: Issue 1 |
| Rene Reyes | | Book Review: Conscience Reexamined: Liberty, Equality, and the Legacy of Roger Williams | | 1-12 |
| Dorie Apollonio, Bruce E. Cain, and Lee Drutman | | Access and Lobbying: Looking beyond the Corruption Paradigm | | 13-50 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Peter J. Jenkins, and Elisabeth Liljenquist | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 2006 Term | | 51-104 |
| Nicole Anderson | | Would You Like Some First Amendment Rights with That - How Mandatory Nutritional Disclosure on Restaurant Menus Violate the Freedom of Commercial Speech | | 105-130 |
| Amber Arakaki | | Rethinking Granfinanciera: May the Bankruptcy Court Retain Pre-Trial Jurisdiction after Finding a Valid Jury Trial Right | | 131-163 |
| Alexa Hansen | | Unqualified Interests, Definitive Definitions: Washington v. Glucksberg and the Definition of Life | | 163-190 |
Volume 36: Issue 2 |
| Eric D. Yordy | | Fixing Free Exercise: A Compelling Need to Relieve the Current Burdens | | 191-216 |
| David N. Mayer | | The Myth of Laissez-Faire Constitutionalism: Liberty of Contract during the Lochner Era | | 217-284 |
| Sophia S. Chang | | Protecting the Innocent: Post-Conviction DNA Exoneration | | 285-306 |
| Ellen Luu | | Web-Assisted Suicide and the First Amendment | | 307-328 |
| Kristopher A. Nelson | | Transnational Wiretaps and the Fourth Amendment | | 329-352 |
| Tsering Kheyap | | Homeless but Not Hopeless: How the Tibetan Constitution Governs a People in Exile | | 353-372 |
Volume 36: Issue 3 |
| Jeremy A. Blumenthal | | Legal Claims as Private Property: Implications for Eminent Domain | | 373-424 |
| Riddhi Dasgupta | | Boumediene v. Bush and Extraterritorial Habeas Corpus in Wartime | | 425-456 |
| Nikhil D. Cooper | | Circumventing Non-Appropriation: Law and Development of United States Space Commerce | | 457-482 |
| Onki Kwan | | From the Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation Act of 1977 to the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006: How Congress Went from Censoring Child Pornography to Censoring Protected Sexual Speech | | 483-516 |
| Elizabeth Lyon | | "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words": The Effect of Spectators'Display of Victim Photographs During a Criminal Jury Trial on a Criminal Defendant's Fair Trial Rights | | 517-544 |
| Richard Salas | | In Re Marriage Cases: The Fundamental Right to Marry and Equal Protection Under the California Constitution and the Effects of Proposition 8 | | 545-562 |
Volume 36: Issue 4 |
| Caitlin E. Borgmann | | Holding Legislatures Constitutionally Accountable Through Facial Challenges | | 563-610 |
| Maya Manian | | Rights, Remedies and Facial Challenges | | 611-630 |
| David L. Faigman | | Defining Emperical Frames of Reference in Constitutional Cases: Unraveling the As-Applied Versus Facial Distinction in Constitutional Law | | 631-666 |
| Kevin C. Walsh | | Frames of Reference and the "Turn to Remedy" in Facial Challenge Doctrine | | 667-688 |
| David L. Franklin | | Looking Through Both Ends of the Telescope: Facial Challenges and the Roberts Court | | 689-716 |
| Sonya F. Palay | | Muddy Waters: Congressional Consent and the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact | | 717-738 |
Volume 35: Issue 1 |
| Michael J. Kaufman | | PICS in Focus: A Majority of the Supreme Court Reaffirms the Constitutionality of Race-Conscious School Integration Strategies | | 1-40 |
| M. C. Mirow | | Marbury in Mexico: Judicial Review's Precocious Southern Migration | | 41-117 |
| Robin Huffman | | Bankruptcy and Free Speech: New Bankruptcy Code Provisions Restrict Attorneys' Right to Properly Advise Clients | | 118-138 |
| Christopher D. Yamaoka | | The State Secrets Privilege: What's Wrong with It, How It Got That Way, and How the Courts Can Fix It | | 139-160 |
Volume 35: Issue 2 |
| Marjorie Cohn | | Let the Sun Shine on the Supreme Court | | 161-168 |
| David M. Palmer | | Untangling Tenth Amendment Standing: Why Private Parties Cannot Enforce the Federal Structure | | 169-194 |
| Aimee Logan | | Who Says So? Defining Cruel and Unusual Punishment by Science, Sentiment, and Consensus | | 195-220 |
| Susanna Chenette | | Maintaining the Constitutionality of the Patent System | | 221-262 |
| Thomas M. Forsyth III | | Just Don't Say You Heard it From Me: Bridging the Davis v. Washington Divide of Indistinguishable Primary-Purpose Statements | | 263-286 |
| Cathy Wang | | Gang Injunctions Under Heat From Equal Protection: Selective Enforcement As a Way To Defeat Discrimination | | 287-308 |
| Jacqueline Canlas-LaFlam | | Has Georgia Gone Too Far- or Will Sex Offenders Have To? | | 309-344 |
| Richard Bradley Ng | | A House Divided: How Judicial Inaction and a Circuit Split Forfeited the First Amendment Rights of Student Journalists at America's Universities | | 345-372 |
| Dan Poulson | | Suspension for Beginners: Ex Parte Bollman and the Unconstitutionality of the 1996 Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act | | 373-400 |
Volume 35: Issue 3 |
| Richard Stith | | Securing the Rule of Law Through Interpretive Pluralism: An Argument From Comparative Law | | 401-448 |
| Henry Richard Seamon | | Domestic Surveillance for International Terrorists: Presidential Power and Fourth Amendment Limits | | 449-504 |
| Mary Jean Dolan | | Government-Sponsored Chaplains and Crisis: Walking the Fine Line in Disaster Response and Daily Life | | 505-546 |
| Brian McFarlin | | From the Fringes of Copyright Law: Examining California's "True Name and Address" Internet Piracy Statute | | 547-574 |
| Jerico Lavarias | | A Reexamination of the Tinker Standard: Freedom of Speech in PUblic Schools | | 575-598 |
Volume 35: Issue 4 |
| Richard. L Hasen | | When "Legislature" May Mean More than "Legislature": Initiated Electoral College Reform and the Ghost of Bush v. Gore | | 599-630 |
| Vikram David Amar | | Direct Democracy and Article II: Additional Thoughts on Initiatives and Presidential Elections | | 631-642 |
| Christopher S. Elmendorf | | Undue Burdens on Voter Participation: New Pressures for a Strucutural Theory of the Right to Vote? | | 643-712 |
| Sanford Levinson | | Political Party and Senatorial Succession: A Response to Vikram Amar on How Best to Interpret the Seventeenth Amendment | | 713-726 |
| Vikram David Amar | | Are Statutes Constraining Gubernatorial Power to Make Temporary Appointments to the United States Senate Constitutional Under the Seventeenth Amendment? | | 727-759 |
| H. Kwasi Prempeh | | Presidential Power in Comparative Perspective: The Puzzling Persistence of Imperial Presidency in Post-Authoritarian Africa | | 761-834 |
| Brannon P. Denning and Molly C. Taylor | | Morse v. Frederick and the Regulation of Student Cyberspeech | | 835-896 |
| Rachel A. Rubin | | Taking the Courts: A Brief History of Takings Jurisprudence and the Relationship Between State, Federal, and the United States Supreme Courts | | 897-920 |
| Andrew J. Ziaja | | Hot Oil and Air: The Development of the Nondelegation Doctrine Through the New Deal, a History, 1813-1944 | | 921-964 |
Volume 34: Issue 1 |
| Shavar D. Jeffires | | The Structural Inadequacy of Public Schools for Stigmatized Minorities: The Need for Institutional Remedies | | 1-68 |
| David L. Faigman, Ashutosh A. Bhagwat, and Kathryn M. Davis | | Amicus Brief of Constitutional Law Professors David L. Faigman and Ashutosh A. Bhagwat, et al. in the Case of Gonzales v. Carhart | | 69-110 |
| Taylor Genovese | | Prescribing Morality: The Constitutionality of Pharmacist Conscience Clauses | | 111-132 |
| Nancy Pham | | Choice v. Chance: The Constitutional Case for Regulating Human Germline Genetic Modification | | 133-160 |
Volume 34: Issue 2 |
| Richard K. Neumann Jr. | | The Revival of Impeachment as a Partisan Political Weapon | | 161-328 |
| Andrew King | | Thawing a Frozen Treaty: Protecting United States Interests in the Artic with a Congressional-Executive Agreement on the Law of the Sea | | 329-354 |
| Scott A. Penner | | Changing the Balance of Power: Why a Treaty-Trump Presumption Should Replace the Later-in-Time Rule When Interpreting Conflicting Treaties and Statutes | | 355-382 |
Volume 34: Issue 3 |
| Won Kidane | | Committing a Crime While a Refugee: Rethinking the Issue of Deportation in Light of the Principle of Double Jeopardy | | 383-446 |
| Jesse S. Chui | | To What Extent Can Congress Change the Patent Right without Effecting a Taking | | 447-476 |
| Nicholas Short | | The Story of the Court: A Narrative Analysis of Planned Parenthood v. Casey | | 477-504 |
Volume 34: Issue 4 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, John J. Nielsen and Peter J. Jenkins | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior 2005 Term | | 505-590 |
| Tom Hardy | | Has Mighty Casey Struck Out?: Societal Reliance and the Supreme Court's Modern Stare Decises Analysis | | 591-622 |
| Benjamin Wiles | | Constitutional Taking Clauses: A Proposed Typology | | 623-640 |
Volume 33: Issue 1 |
| Nathan W. Kellum | | If It Looks Like a Duck... Traditional Public Forum Status of Open Areas on Public University Campuses | | 1-46 |
| David E. Steinberg | | Restoring the Fourth Amendment: The Original Understanding Revisited | | 47-82 |
| Nicholas W. Smith | | Evidence and Confrontation in the President's Military Commissions | | 83-104 |
Volume 33: Issues 2 & 3 |
| John Sims | | What NSA is Doing... and Why It's Illegal | | 105-140 |
| Ethan Leib | | Supermajoritarianism and the American Criminal Jury | | 141-196 |
| Li-Ann Thio | | Control, Co-Optation and Co-Operation: Managing Religious Harmony in Singapore's Mutli-Ethnic, Quasi-Secular State | | 197-253 |
| Daniel Matheson | | No Moderator Needed: A Liberty Tradition Right to Broadcast Advertorials | | 255-336 |
| Francis Beckwith | | The Court of Disbelief: The Constitution's Artcile VI Religious Test Prohibition and the Judiciary's Religious Motive Analysis | | 337-360 |
| Stephanie McMahon | | The Turbulent Aftermath of Crawford v. Washington: Where Do Child Abuse Victims' Stand? | | 361-395 |
Volume 33: Issue 4 |
| Tennille M. Christensen | | The GNU General Public License: Constitutional Subversion? | | 397-424 |
| Jenny M. Kim | | Crawford v. Washington: Bright Line Rules to Identity Testimonial Statements | | 425-446 |
| John Jay Stein | | When the Meaning of "Plain Error" Isn't So Plain: Deciphering Plain Error in the Context of Booker | | 447-472 |
Volume 32: Issue 1 |
| David Vikram Amar | | Why the Case for Amending the U.S. Constitution to Prohibit or Regulate Gay Marriage is Not Proved | | 637-651 |
| Douglas W. Kmiec | | Procreative Argument for Proscribing Same-Sex Marriage | | 653-676 |
Volume 32: Issue 2 |
| Therese M. Stewart | | Position Paper for Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly Symposium on Gay Marriage | | 677-680 |
| Jeffrey J. Ventrella | | Square Circles - Restoring Rationality to the Same-Sex Marriage Debate | | 681-724 |
| John Choon Yoo and Anntim Vulchev | | A Conservative Critique of the Federal Marriage Amendment | | 725-736 |
Volume 32: Issue 3 |
| David Aram Kaiser and Paul Lufkin | | Deconstructing Davis v. United States: Intention and Meaning in Ambiguous Requests for Counsel | | 737-767 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Lorianne Updike, and Jacob Reynolds | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior - 2003 Term | | 769-846 |
Volume 32: Issue 4 |
| Peter Widulski | | Bakke, Grutter, and the Principle of Subsidiarity | | 847-908 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Jacob Reynolds, and John J. Nielsen | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior 2004 Term | | 909-986 |
| Jeremy T. Price | | Reconciling Morality and Moral Responsibility in the Law: A Due Process Challenge to the Inconsistent Mental Responsibility Standards at Play in Criminal Insanity Defenses and Sexually Violent Predator Civil Commitment Hearings | | 987-1014 |
Volume 31: Issue 1 |
| Neal Kumar Katyal | | The Promise and Precondition of Educational Autonomy | | 557-572 |
| R. Richard Banks | | The Benign-Invidious Asymmetry in Equal Protection Analysis | | 573-586 |
| Wendy Parker | | The Legal Cost of the "Split Double Header" of Gratz and Grutter | | 587-612 |
| Gerald Torres | | The Evolution of Equality in American Law | | 613-626 |
Volume 31: Issue 2 |
| Mary Jean Dolan | | The Special Public Purpose Forum and Endorsement Relationships: New Extentions of Government Speech | | 71-140 |
| Joseph R. Grodin | | The California Supreme Court and State Constitutional Rights: The Early Years | | 141-162 |
| Christine Esperanza | | Fruits, Nuts, Cigarettes, and the Right to Remain Silent | | 163-188 |
Volume 31: Issue 3 |
| Russell Dean Covey | | Exorcising Wechsler's Ghost: The Influence of the Model Penal Code on Death Penalty Sentencing Jurisprudence | | 189-268 |
| Francisco Forrest Martin | | Our Constitution as Federal Treaty: A New Theory of United States Constitutional Construction Based on an Originalist Understanding for Addressing a New World | | 269-354 |
| Francesca Crisera | | Federal Regulation of Embryonic Cells: Can Government Do It - An Examination of Potential Regulation through the Eyes of California's Recent Legislation | | 355-384 |
| Patrick Mark Mahoney | | Houses Built on Sant: Police Expert Testimony in California Gang Prosecutions; Did Gardeley Go Too Far | | 385-412 |
Volume 31: Issue 4 |
| Leo P. Martinez | | The Trouble with Taxes: Fairness, Tax Policy, and the Constitution | | 413-446 |
| Shima Baradaran-Robison | | Viewpoint Neutral Zoning of Adult Entertainment Businesses | | 447-498 |
| Richard G. Worthington | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 2002 Term | | 499-586 |
| Joy Huang | | United States v. Kincade: Constitutionality of Mandatory DNA Testing | | 587-610 |
| Rebecca Rabkin | | From Kierkegaard to Kennedy: Existentialist Philosophy in the Supreme Court's Decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey and Its Effect on the Right to Privacy | | 611-636 |
Volume 30: Issue 1 |
| Steven K. Green | | Religious Discrimination, Public Funding, and Constitutional Values | | 1-56 |
| Michael J. Zydney Mannheimer | | Coerced Confessions and the Fourth Amendment | | 57-130 |
| Andrea Pallios | | Should We Have Faith in the Faith-Based Initiative: A Constitutional Analysis of President Bush's Charitable Choice Plan | | 131-172 |
| Elton Ueoka Dodson | | Access to the Airways after September 11: Do Aviation Businesses Devasted by the Restrictions Have a Fifth Amendment Remedy | | 173-196 |
Volume 30: Issue 2 |
| Robert H. Alsdorf | | The Sound of Silence: Thoughts of a Sitting Judge on the Problem of Free Speech and the Judiciary in a Democracy | | 197-236 |
| Anne C. Hydorn | | Does the Constitutional Right to Privacy Protect Forced Disclousure of Sexual Orientation? | | 237-262 |
Volume 30: Issue 3 |
| David E. Steinberg | | High School Drug Testing and the Original Understanding of the Fourth Amendment | | 263-296 |
| Carl Tobias | | Justice Byron White and the Importance of Process | | 297-306 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Adam Becker and Sara Becker | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 2001 Term | | 307-394 |
| Kevin G. Gill | | Freedom of Speech and the Language of Architecture | | 395-424 |
Volume 30: Issue 4 |
| Sarah C. Zearfoss | | Admissions of a Director | | 429-444 |
| Ronald Turner | | Too-Many-Minorities and Racegoating Dynamics of the Anti-Affirmative-Action POsition:From Bakke to Grutter and Beyond | | 445-510 |
| David I. Levine | | Public School Assignment Methods after Grutter and Gratz:The View from San Francisco | | 511-540 |
| Vikram David Amar and Evan Caminker | | Constitutional Sunsetting:Justice O'Connor's Closing Comments in Grutter | | 541-556 |
Volume 29: Issue 1 |
| Laurie S. Kohn | | Why Dosen't She Leave - The Collision of First Amendment Rights and Effective Court Remedies for Victims of Domestic Violence | | 1-60 |
| Michelle E. O'Conner-Ratcliff | | Colorblind Redistricting: Racial Proxies as a Solution to the Court's Voting Rights Act Quandry | | 61-88 |
| Nicole Schilder | | Anti-Vibrator Legislation: The Law is on Shaky Ground | | 89-114 |
Volume 29: Issue 2 |
| John Lawrence Hill | | A Third Theory of Liberty: The Evolution of Our Conception of Freedom in American Constitutional Thought | | 115-184 |
| Alan Hirsch | | Direct Democracy and Civic Maturation | | 185-246 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Carter K.F. Chow and Sarah K.L. Chow | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 2000 Term | | 247-338 |
| Alayna Ohs | | Power of Pregnancy: Examining Constitutional Rights in a Gestational Surrogacy Contract Note | | 339-372 |
Volume 29: Issue 3 |
| Christopher Bryant and Carl Tobias | | Youngstown Revisited | | 373-438 |
| Michael T. Gibson | | Congressional Authority to Induce Waivers of State Sovereign Immunity: The Conditional Spending Power (and Beyond) | | 439-526 |
| Sharon K. Sandeen | | In for a Calf is not Always in for a Cow: An Analysis of the Constitutional Right of Anonymity as Applied to Anonymous E-Commerce | | 527-588 |
| Leanna M. Anderson | | Executive Orders, "The Very Definition of Tyranny," and the Congressional Solution, the Separation of Powers Restoration Act | | 589-612 |
Volume 29: Issue 4 |
| Sheldon Nahmod | | From the Courtroom to the Street: Court Orders and Section 1983 | | 613-644 |
| K.G. Jan Pillai | | Incongruent Disproportionality | | 645-720 |
| Scott Dodson | | The Metes and Bounds of State Sovereign Immunity | | 721-765 |
| Eugene Kim | | Vindicating Civil Rights under 42 U.S.C. 14141: Guidance from Procedures in Complex Litigation Note | | 767-805 |
| Frank Riebli | | The Spectre of Star Chamber: The Role of an Ancient English Tribunal in the Supreme Court's Self-Incrimination Jurisprudence Note | | 89-114 |
Volume 28: Issue 1 |
| Judith Olans Brown and Peter D. Enrich | | Nostalgic Federalism | | 1-66 |
| Rebecca S. Hartley | | Constitutionality of State and Local Selective Purchasing Legislation: A 9-0 Supreme Court Decision in Favor of and in Defeat of Plaintiff | | 67-92 |
| Lawrence Friedman | | The Constitutional Value of Dialogue and the New Judicial Federalism | | 93-144 |
| Khoi D. Nguyen | | Invisibly Radiated: Federalism Principles and the Proposed Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Foreign Judgments | | 145-166 |
| Sophie Akins | | Congress' Property Clause Power to Prohibit Taking Endangered Species | | 167-186 |
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Volume 28: Issue 2 |
| Donald L. Beschle | | Clearly Canadian--Hill v. Colorado and Free Speech Balancing in the United States and Canada | | 187-234 |
| William J. Rich | | Privileges or Immunities: The Missing Link in Establishing Congressional Power to Abrogate State Eleventh Amendment Immunity | | 235-304 |
| W. Bradley Wendel | | Free Speech for Lawyers | | 305-444 |
| Ashutosh Bhagwat | | Injury without Harm: Texas v. Lesage and the Strange World of Article III Injuries Essay | | 445-460 |
| Huong Thien Nguyen | | Irrational Prejudice: The Military's Exclusion of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Service Members after Romer v. Evans Note | | 461-504 |
| Wade Maxwell Rhyne | | United States v. Emerson and the Second Amendment Note | | 505-542 |
Volume 28: Issue 3 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, Rachelle Fleming, and Matthew Fleming | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1999 Term | | 543-628 |
| David J. Armor | | The End of School Desegregation and the Achievement Gap | | 629-654 |
| John A. Powell | | The Tensions between Integration and School Reform | | 655-698 |
| Kevin G. Welner | | Tracking in an Era of Standards: Low-Expectation Classes Meet High-Expectation Laws | | 699-738 |
Volume 28: Issue 4 |
| Patrick James McQuillan and Kerry Suzanne Englert | | Return to Neighborhood Schools, Concentrated Poverty, and Educational Opportunity: An Agenda for Reform | | 739-770 |
| Amy Stuart Wells | | The Consequences of School Desegregation: The Mismatch between the Research and the Rationale | | 771-798 |
| Jerrold J. Kippen | | Sexually Explicit Speech | | 799-828 |
| Melanie Tang | | The Marlboro Man's Secret Versus the Public Health: Trade Secrets and Unconstitutional Takings in Phillip Morris v. Reilly | | 829-860 |
Volume 27: Issue 1 |
| Max Kidalov and Richard Seamon | | The Missing Pieces of the Debate Over Federal Property Rights Legislation | | 1-88 |
| K.G. Jan Pillai | | Neutrality of the Equal Protection Clause | | 89-154 |
| Christina M. McPherson | | Russia's 1993 Constitution: Rule of Law for Russia or Merely a Return to Autocracy? | | 155-180 |
| Shannon K. Supple | | Global Responsibility and the United States: The Constitutionality of the International Criminal Court | | 181-198 |
Volume 27: Issue 2 |
| Marsha L. Baum and Christian G. Fritz | | American Constitution-Making: The Neglected State Constitutional Sources | | 199-242 |
| Matthew J. Perry | | Justice Murphy and the Fifth Amendment Equal Protection Doctrine: A Contribution Unrecognized | | 243-308 |
| Susan W. Dana | | Restrictions on Corporate Spending on State Ballot Measure Campaigns: A Re-Evaluation of Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce | | 309-368 |
| Megan Ann Jellinek | | Disease Prevention and the Genetic Revolution: Defining a Parental Right to Protect the Bodily Integrity of Future Children | | 369-398 |
| Wendy E. Roop | | Not in My Womb: Compelled Prenatal Genetic Testing | | 397-422 |
Volume 27: Issue 3 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott Worthington, R. Chad Hales, Rachelle Fleming, and Mathew Fleming | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1998 Term | | 423-510 |
| Glenn H. Reynolds and David B. Kopel | | The Evolving Police Power: Some Observations for a New Century | | 511-538 |
| Merrit Jones | | First Amendment Protection for Newsgathering: Applying the Actual Malice Standard to Recovery of Damages for Intrusion | | 539-562 |
| Kyla Kitajima | | Electronic Filing and Informational Privacy | | 563-584 |
Volume 27: Issue 4 |
| Elizabeth Arndorfer | | Absent Absitnence Accountability | | 585-596 |
| Gregory Zhong Tian Chen | | Elian or Alien - The Contradictions of Protecting Undocumented Children under the Special Immigration Juvenile Statute | | 597-666 |
| Cheryl Hanna | | Bad Girls and Good Sports: Some Reflections on Violent Female Juvenile Delinquents, Title IX & The Promise of Girl Power | | 667-716 |
| Joan W. Howarth | | Toward the Resorative Constitution: A Restorativw Justice Critique of Anti-Gang Public Nuisance Injunctions | | 717-756 |
| Kathleen Kelly | | The Education Crisis for Children in the California Juvenile Court System | | 757-774 |
| Calvin Massey | | Juvenile Curfews and Fundamental Rights Methodology | | 775-798 |
Volume 26: Issue 1 |
| Karen Nelson Moore | | Justice Harry A. Blackmun: The Model Judge | | 5-10 |
| Diane P. Wood | | Justice Harry A. Blackmun and the Responsibility of Judging | | 11-20 |
| Radhika Rao | | The Author of Roe | | 21-40 |
| Ann Alpers | | Justice Blackmun and the Good Physician: Patients, Populations, and the Paradox of Medicine | | 41-58 |
| Pamela S. Karlan | | Some Thoughts on Autonomy and Equality in Relation to Justice Blackmun | | 59-72 |
| Deborah C. Malamud | | Intuition and Science in the Race Jurisprudence of Justice Blackmun | | 73-108 |
| Robert A. Green | | Justice Blackmun's Federal Tax Jurisprudence | | 109-152 |
| Vikram David Amar | | Some Questions and Answers Concerning Justice Blackmun in Federalism and Separation of Powers Cases | | 153-164 |
| William S. Dodge | | Weighing the Listener's Interests: Justice Blackmun's Commercial Speech and Public Forum Opinions | | 165-218 |
| Kit Kinports | | Justice Blackmun's Mark on Criminal Law and Procedure | | 219-270 |
| Malcolm L. Stewart | | Justice Blackmun's Capital Punishment Jurisprudence | | 271-306 |
Volume 26: Issue 2 |
| Brannon P. Denning and Jack H. McCall, Jr. | | The Constitutionality of State and Local Sanctions against Foreign Countries: Affairs State, States Affairs, or a Sorry State of Affairs | | 307-372 |
| Dennis P. Riordan | | The Rights to a Fair Trial and to Examine Witnesses under the Spanish Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights | | 373-418 |
| Kristian D. Whitten | | Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act: Is Marriage Reserved to the States | | 419-468 |
| Carolyn B. Ramsey | | California's Sexually Violent Predator Act: The Role of Psychiatrists, Courts, and Medical Determinations in Confining Sex Offenders | | 469-504 |
| John E. Spomer III | | Scared to Death: The Separate Right to Counsel at Capital Sentencing | | 505-532 |
Volume 26: Issue 3 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott L. Worthington, David M. Buchanan, and R. Chad Hales | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1997 Term | | 533-620 |
| Jared Eigerman | | California Counties: Second-Rate Localities or Ready-Made Regional Governments | | 621-710 |
| Niru Shanker | | Getting a Grip on Payne and Restricting the Influence of Victim Impact Statements in Capital Sentencing: The Timothy McVeigh Case and Various State Approaches Compared | | 711-740 |
| Stephanie J. Hong | | And "Cloning" Makes Three: A Constitutional Comparison between Cloning and Other Assisted Reproductive Technologies | | 741-788 |
Volume 26: Issue 4 |
| Thomas W. Beimers | | Searching for the Structural Vision of City of Boerne v. Flores: Vertical and Horizontal Tensions in the New Constitutional Architecture | | 789-852 |
| Alfreda A. Sellers Diamond | | Constitutional Comparisons and Converging Histories: Historical Developments in Equal Educational Opportunity under the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution and the New South African Constitution | | 853-912 |
| Thomas Stuart Patterson | | The Outer Limits of Human Genetic Engineering: A Constitutional Examination of Parents' Procreative Liberty to Genetically Enchance Their Offspring | | 913-934 |
| David L. Jordan | | Separation of Powers: The Appointment of Bill Lann Lee as Acting Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights | | 935-950 |
Volume 25: Issue 1 |
| Joseph R. Grodin | | Rediscovering the State Constitutional Right to Happiness and Safety | | 1-34 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott L. Worthington, and David Buchanan | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1996 Term | | 35-118 |
| Catherine M. Lee | | The Constitionality of the Line Item Veto Act of 1996: Three Potential Sources for Presidential Line Item Veto Power | | 119-158 |
| Lori A. Adasiewicz | | Quetzalcoatl, Crosses and the New Constitutional Value of Multiculturalism | | 159-182 |
Volume 25: Issue 2 |
| David J. Jung | | Foreword | | 183-186 |
| Manuela Albuquerque | | California and Dillon: The Times They Are a-Changing | | 187-196 |
| JOhn J. Kirlin | | The Impact of Fiscal LImits on Governance | | 197-208 |
| Kathleen M. Sullivan | | Discrimination, Distribution, and City Regulation of Speech | | 209-218 |
| Charles J. Ogletree | | The Burdens and Benefits of Race in America | | 219-256 |
| Joshua M. Perttula | | The Political Price of the Independent Counsel Law | | 257-276 |
Volume 25: Issue 3 |
| Terry Smith | | Reinventing Black Politics: Senate Districts, Minority Vote Dilution and the Preservation of the Second Reconstruction | | 277-356 |
| Nancy Wright | | Welfare Reform under the Personal Responsibility Act: Ending Welfare as We Know It or Governmental Child Abuse | | 357-420 |
| Molly Peterson | | Reexamining Compelling Interests and Radical State Campaign Finance Reforms: So Goes the Nation | | 421-456 |
| Alison Tsao | | Fetal Homicide Laws: Shield against Domestic Violence or Sword to Pierce Abortion Rights | | 457-482 |
Volume 25: Issue 4 |
| Keith E. Whittington | | Dismantling the Modern State--The Changing Structural Foundations of Federalism | | 483-528 |
| Lawrence Rosenthal | | Permissible COntent Discrimination under the First Amendment: The Strange Case of the Public Employee | | 529-584 |
| T. Natasha Patel | | First Lady, Last Rights--Extending Executive Immunity to the First Lady Note | | 585-604 |
| Lise Vansen | | Incitement By Any other Name: Dodging a First Amendment Misfire in Rice v. Paladin Enterprises, Inc. | | 605-634 |
Volume 24: Issue 1 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Matthew K. Richards and Scott Worthington | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1995 Term | | 1-66 |
| William T. Bodoh and Michelle M. Morgan | | Protective Orders in the Bankruptcy Court: The Congressional Mandate of Bankruptcy Code Section 107 and Its Constitutional Implications | | 67-98 |
| Marjorie Heins | | Viewpoint Discrimination | | 99-170 |
| Kenneth Ward | | The Allure and Danger of Community Values: A Criticism of Liberal Republican Constitutional Theory | | 171-218 |
| Susan L. Freitas | | After Midnight: The Constitutional Status of Juvenile Curfew Ordinances in California | | 219-246 |
| Michael Albert Thomas Pagni | | Constitutionality of English-Only Provisions in the Public Employee Speech Arena: An Examination of Yniguez v. Arizonans for Official English | | 247-280 |
Volume 24: Issue 2 |
| Evan Tsen Lee | | Perspectives on Constitutional Theory-- Foreward Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 281-286 |
| Christian G. Fritz | | Alternative Visions of American Constitutionalims: Popular Sovereignty and the Early American Constitutional Debate Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 287-358 |
| Scott E. Gant | | Judicial Supremacy and Nonjudicial Interpretation of the Constitution Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 359-440 |
| Samuel J. Levine | | Jewish Legal Theory and American Constitutional Theory: Some Comparisons and Constrasts Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 441-508 |
| Stuart A. Streichler | | Justice Curtis's Dissent in the Dred Scott Case: An Interpretive Study Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 509-544 |
| Brendon Troy Ishikawa | | Everything You Always Wanted to Know About How Amendments Are Made, but Were Afraid to Ask Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 545-598 |
| Richard B. Saphire | | Originalism and the Importance of Constitutional Aspirations Interpretive Methodologies: Perspectives on Constitutional Theory | | 559-664 |
Volume 24: Issue 3 |
| Joseph E. Kennedy | | Private Financing of Criminal Prosecutions and the Differing Protections of Liberty and Equality in the Criminal Justice Systems | | 665-708 |
| Robert L. Tucker | | And the Truth Shall Make You Free: Truth as a First Amendment Defense in Tortious Interference with Contract Cases | | 709-740 |
| Carl Tobias | | Choosing Federal Judges in the Second Clinton Administration | | 741-756 |
| N. Stephan Kinsella | | Book Review: Taking the Ninth Amendment Seriously: A Review of Calvin R. Massey's Silent Rights: The Ninth Amendment and the Constitution's Unenumerated Rights | | 757-784 |
| Patrick Hoopes | | Tort Reform in the Wake of United States v. Lopez | | 785-802 |
| Rachel Meyers | | Mixed Questions and the Scope of Federal Habeas Review: Consideration of Miranda Claims in Thompson v. Keohane | | 803-832 |
Volume 24: Issue 4 |
| Wendy Anton Fitzgerald | | Engineering Perfect Offspring: Devaluing Children and Childhood | | 833-861 |
| Seth F. Kreimer | | The Second Time As Tragedy: The Assisted Suicide Cases and the Heritage of Roe v. Wade | | 863-901 |
| Nelson Lund | | Two Precipices, One Chasm: The Economics of Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia | | 903-946 |
| David Orentlicher | | The Supreme Court and Terminal Sedation: Rejecting Assisted Suicide, Embracing Euthanasia | | 947-968 |
| Thomas E. Wood | | Does Decisional Law Grant Whites Fewer Political Rights Under the Fourteenth Amendment Than it Grants to Racial Minorities?: A Response to Vikram D. Amar and Evan H. Caminker | | 969-1000 |
| Vikram David Amar and Evan H. Caminker | | The Hunter Doctrine and Proposition 209: A Reply to Thomas Wood | | 1001-1014 |
| Supriya Kakkar | | Unauthorized Embryo Transfer at the University of California, Irvine Center for Reproductive Health | | 1015-1033 |
Volume 23: Issue 1 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, Scott M. Petersen, Matthew K. Richard and Ronald J. Tocchini | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1994 Term | | 1-76 |
| Kevin Francis O'Neill and Raymond Vasvari | | Counter-demonstration As Protected Speech: Finding the Right to Confrontation in Existing First Amendment Law | | 77-126 |
| Robert K. Calhoun | | Waiver of the Right to Appeal | | 127-216 |
| Amy D. Ronner | | When Judges Impose the Death Penalty After the Jury Recommends Life: Harris v.Alabama As the Excision of the Tympanic Membrane in an Augmentedly Death-Based Procedure | | 217-270 |
| Peggy E. Bruggman | | Beyond Pinups: Workplace Restrictions on the Private Consumption of Pornography | | 271-312 |
| Samira Sadeghi | | Hung Up On Semantics: A Critique of Davis v. United States | | 313-350 |
Volume 23: Issue 2 |
| Gale Shaw Westerman | | The Promise of State Constitutionalism: Can it be Fulfilled in Sheff v. O'Neill? | | 351-406 |
| Cecelia M. Espenoza | | Good Kids, Bad Kids: A Revelation About the Due Process Rights of Children | | 407-454 |
| Susan Raeker-Jordan | | A Pro-Death, Self-Fulfilling Constitutional Construct: The Supreme Court's Evolving Standard of Decency for the Death Penalty | | 455-556 |
| Darryl C. Delmonico | | Aggressive Panhandling Legislation and the Constitution: Evisceration of Fundamental Rights-Or Valid Restrictions Upon Offensive Conduct? | | 557-590 |
| Margaret L. Thum | | Confusion in the Courts: The Failure to Tax Punitive Damages Uniformly in Personal Injury Cases | | 591-618 |
Volume 23: Issue 3 |
| Eileen A. Scallen | | Presence and Absence in Lochner: Making Rights Real | | 621-626 |
| William E. Wiethoff | | Preaching the Constitution | | 627-636 |
| Warren Sandmann | | The Argumentative Creation of Individual Liberty | | 637-657 |
| James Arnt Aune | | On the Rhetorical Criticism of Judge Posner | | 658-670 |
| Randolph Stuart Sergent | | The Hamlet Fallacy: Computer Networks and the Geographic Roots of Obscenity Regulation | | 671-726 |
| Ann Elizabeth Mayer | | Reflections on the Proposed United States Reservations to CEDAW: Should the Constitution Be an Obstacle to Human Rights | | 727-824 |
| Ruth Burdick | | Casey Undue Burden Standard: Problems Predicted and Encountered, and the Split Over the Salerno Test | | 825-876 |
| Dipanwita Deb | | Of Kirpans, Schools, and the Free Exercise Clause: Cheema v. Thompson Cuts Through RFRA's Inadequacies | | 877-920 |
Volume 23: Issue 4 |
| David Benjamin Oppenheimer | | Understanding Affirmative Action | | 921-998 |
| Erwin Chemerinsky | | The Impact of the Proposed California Civil Rights Initiative | | 999-1018 |
| Vikram D. Amar | | Equal Protection, Unequal Burden, and the CCRI | | 1019-1056 |
| Catherine A. Rogers | | And to the Republic for Which It Stands: Guaranteeing a Republican Form of Government | | 1057-1072 |
| Maya Yxta Murray | | Merit Teaching | | 1073-1114 |
| Robert S. Chang | | Reverse Racism: Affirmative Action, the Familly, and the Dream That is America | | 1115-1134 |
| Neil Gotanda | | Failure of the Color-Blind Vision: Race, Ethnicity, and the California Civil Rights Inititative | | 1135-1153 |
| Pamela A. Lewis | | Debunking the Myth That Subdivision (c) of the California Civil Rights Initiative Lessens the Standard of Juficial Review of Sex Classifications in California | | 1154-1162 |
Volume 22: Issue 1 |
| Aviam Soifer and Miriam Wugmeister | | Mapping and Matching DNA: Several Legal Complications of Accurate Classifications | | 1-28 |
| Joel S. Jacobs | | Endorsement as Adoptive Action: A Suggested Definition of, and an Argument for, Justice O'Connor's Establishment Clause Test | | 29-80 |
| Clifford S. Zimmerman | | Toward a New Vision of Informants: A History of Abuses and Suggestions for Reform | | 81-178 |
| David S. Gehrig | | Gun-Free School Zones Act: The Shootout over Legislative Findings, the Commerce Clause, and Federalism, The Student Notes | | 179-218 |
| Rebecca Marcus | | Racism in Our Courts: The Underfunding of Public Defenders and Its Disproportionate Impact Upon Racial Minorities | | 19-268 |
Volume 22: Issue 2 |
| Richard G. Wilkins, James L. Kimball III, and Scott M. Peterson | | Supreme Court Voting Behavior: 1993 Term Statistical Abstract | | 269-324 |
| Thomas E. Baker | | Exercising the Amendment Power to Disapprove of Supreme Court Decisions: A Proposal for a Republican Veto Essay | | 325-358 |
| Marcy Strauss | | Reinterrogation | | 359-404 |
| Kenneth B. Nunn | | When Juries Meet the Press: Rethinking the Jury's Representative Function in Highly Publicized Cases | | 405-440 |
| Shelley Ross Saxer | | License to Sell: Constitutional Protection against State or Local Government Regulation of Liquor Licensing | | 441-490 |
| Edith Z. Friedler | | From Extreme Hardship to Extreme Deference: United States Deportation of Its Own Children | | 491-556 |
| Tracey Gabrielle Letteau | | Crisis in California: Constitutional Challenges to Inadequate Trial Court Funding Note | | 557-606 |
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Volume 22: Issue 3 |
| Richard Goldstone | | Exposing Human Rights Abuses--A Help or Hindrance to Reconciliation? | | 607-622 |
| Kathryn R. Urbonya | | Dangerous Misperceptions: Protecting Police Officers, Society, and the Fourth Amendment Right to Personal Security | | 623-706 |
| Marybeth Herald | | Does the Constitution Follow the Flag Into United States Territories or Can It Be Separately Purchased and Sold? | | 707-770 |
| Antonia M. De Meo | | Access to Eagles and Eagle Parts: Environmental Protection v. Native American Free Excercise of Religion | | 771-814 |
| Peter S. Adolf | | Killing Me Softly: Is the Gas Chamber, or Any Other Method of Execution, "Cruel and Unusual Punishment?" | | 815-866 |
| William O'Callaghan | | Cameras in the Restroom: Police Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment | | 867-892 |
| Lidia Stiglich | | Fourth Amendment Protection for Juvenile Probationers in California, Slim or None?: In re Tyrell J. | | 893-914 |
Volume 22: Issue 4 |
| T. Alexander Aleinikoff | | Tightening Circle of Membership, The Opening Remarks | | 915-924 |
| Stephen H. Legomsky | | Ten More Years of Plenary Power: Immigration, Congress, and the Courts Essay | | 925-938 |
| Karl Manheim | | State Immigration Laws and Federal Supremacy | | 939-1018 |
| Michael A. Olivas | | Storytelling Out of School: Undocumented College Residency, Race, and Reaction | | 1019-1086 |
| Margaret H. Taylor | | Detained Aliens Challenging of Confinement and the Porous Border of the Plenary Power Doctrine | | 1087-1158 |
Volume 21: Issue 1 |
| William Van Alstyne | | The University in the Manner of Tiananmen Square | | 1-14 |
| Julie M. Spanbauer | | The First Amendment Right to Petition Government for a Redress of Grievances: Cut from a Different Cloth | | 15-69 |
| William T. Bisset | | Tribal-State Gaming Compacts: The Constitutionality of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act | | 71-93 |
| Rachel A. Van Cleave | | A Constitution in Conflict: The Doctrine of Independent State Grounds and the Voter Initiative in California | | 95-142 |
| Elizabeth M. Stein | | The California Constitution and the Counter-Initiative Quagmire | | 143-188 |
Volume 21: Issue 2 |
| Richard L. Nygaard | | A Bill of Rights for the Twenty-First Century | | 189-214 |
| Mark C. Weber | | Complex Litigation and the State Courts: Constitutional and Practical Advantages of the State Forum Over the Federal Forum in Mass Tort Cases | | 215-274 |
| Joanne C. Brant | | "Our Shield Belongs to the Lord": A Constitutional Right to Discriminate | | 275-321 |
| Mark Strasser | | The Invidiousness of Invidiousness: On the Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Jurisprudence | | 323-403 |
| James W. Harper | | Attorneys as State Actors: A State Action Model and Argument for Holding SLAPP-Plaintiffs' Attorneys Liable Under 42 U.S.C. � 1983 | | 405-440 |
| Dina F. El-Sayed | | What Is the Court Trying to Establish?: An Analysis of Lee v. Weisman | | 441-476 |
Volume 21: Issue 3 |
| Roy G. Spece Jr. | | Standards of Review and Constitutional Analysis of Health Care Issues | | 477-488 |
| Candice Hoke | | Constitutional Impediments to National Health Reform: Tenth Amendment and Spending Clause Hurdles | | 489-576 |
| Jesse H. Choper | | Federalism and Judicial Review: An Update | | 577-592 |
| Martin H. Redish | | Doing it with Mirrors: New York v. United States and Constitutional Limitations on Federal Power to Require State Legislation | | 593-610 |
| Richard Briffault | | Federalism and Health Care Reform: Is Half a Loaf Really Worse than None | | 611-634 |
| Thomas W. Merrill | | Constitutional Limits on Physician Price Controls | | 635-668 |
| William S. Brewbaker III | | Health Care Price Controls and the Takings Clause | | 669-708 |
| Thomas W. Merrill | | Reply to Professor Brewbaker | | 709-720 |
| William S. Brewbaker III | | Rejoinder to Professor Merrill | | 721-724 |
| Ann MacLean Massie | | Religion Clauses and Parental Health Care Decisionmaking for Children: Suggestions for a New Approach | | 725-776 |
| Robert A. Sedler | | Constitutional Challenges to Bans On Assisted Suicide: The View from Without and Within | | 777-798 |
| Thomas J. Marzen | | Out, Out Brief Candle: Constitutionally Prescribed Suicide for the Terminally Ill | | |
| Jeanne L. Vance | | Womb for Rent: Norplant and the Undoing of Poor Women | | 827-856 |
Volume 21: Issue 4 |
| Christopher May | | Presidential efiance of "Unconstitutional" Laws: Reviving the Royal Prerogative | | 867-1001 |
| Kenneth Klein | | The Validity of the Public Rights Doctrine in Light of the Historical Rationale of the Seventh Amendment | | 1014-1048 |
| George Glos | | The Constitution of the Czech Republic of 1992 | | 1050-1069 |
Volume 20: Issue 1 |
| Calvin R. Massey | | Introduction: The Duty of Keeping Political Power Separated | | 1-6 |
| Eric M. Freedman | | The Law as King and the King as Law: Is a President Immune from Criminal Prosectuion before Impeachment | | 7-68 |
| Terri Jennings Peretti | | Restoring the Balance of Power: The Struggle for Control of the Supreme Court | | 69-104 |
| Americo R. Cinquegrana | | Presidential Succession under 3 U.S.C. 19 and the Separation of Powers: If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again | | 105-148 |
| Paul Gumina | | Title VI of the Intelligence Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 1991: Effective Covert Action Reform or Business as Usual | | 149-206 |
| Melissa Burke | | The Constitutionality of the Use of the Norplant Contraceptive Device as a Condition of Probation | | 207-246 |
| Ron Champoux | | Real Property Forfeiture under Federal Drug Laws: Does the Punishment Outweigh the Crime | | 247-266 |
Volume 20: Issue 2 |
| Wendy E. Parmet | | Health Care and the Constitution: Public Health and the Role of the State in the Framing Era | | 267-336 |
| Kathryn R. Urbonya | | Accidental Shootings as Fourth Amendment Seizures | | 337-390 |
| Matthew Adler | | What States Owe Outsiders | | 391-438 |
| Jill Simeone | | Mu'Min v. Virginia--Content Questioning for Media Bias in Jury Selection: Ask Them No Questions, They'll Tell You No Lies | | 439-466 |
| Edward McKinley Urschel | | Nude Dancing, Expressive Conduct, and the First Amendment: Reviewing Barnes v. Glen Theatre | | 467-492 |
Volume 20: Issue 3 |
| Ramsey Clark | | This Gentle Giant, In Memoriam: Thurgood Marshall | | 493-496 |
| Kevin T. Baine | | Wit, Wisdom, and Compassion, In Memoriam: Thurgood Marshall | | 497-502 |
| J. Clay Smith, Jr. | | Thurgood Marshall: An Heir of Charles Hamilton Houston, In Memoriam: Thurgood Marshall | | 503-520 |
| Bernard James and Julie M. Hoffman | | Brown in State Hands: State Policymaking and Educational Equality after Freeman v. Pitts, Symposium: Race, Education, and the Constitution: The Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education | | 521-578 |
| David I. Levine | | The Latter Stages of Enforcement of Equitable Decrees: The Course of Instutional Reform Cases after Dowell, Rufo, and Freeman, Symposium: Race, Education, and the Constitution: Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education | | 579-648 |
| Donald E. Lively | | Desegregation and the Supreme Court: The Fatal Attraction of Brown, Symposium: Race, Education, and the Constitution | | 649-680 |
| Drake D. Hill | | Afrocentric Movements in Education: Examining Equity, Culture, and Power Relations in the Public Schools, Symposium: Race, Education, and the Constitution: The Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education | | 681-724 |
| Richard Cummings | | All-Male Black Schools: Equal Protection, the New Separatism and Brown v. Board of Education, Symposium: Race, Education, and the Constitution: The Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education | | 725-782 |
| Kevin Brown | | A Reply to Cummings: Are the Racial Realists Forced to Embrace the Legal Rationale of the Liberal and Integrationist Structures | | 783-796 |
| Pedro A. Noguera | | Simple Justice Gets Complicated | | 797-804 |
| Kimberly Paap Taylor | | Affirmative Action for the Poor: A Proposal for Affirmative Action in Higher Education Based on Economics, Not Race | | 805-824 |
Volume 20: Issue 4 |
| Abner J. Mikva | | It's Time to Unfix the Criminal Justice System | | 825-832 |
| Hernan De J. Ruiz-Bravo | | Monstrous Decision: Kidnapping is Legal | | 833-876 |
| Emily Prescott | | The General Aptitude Test Battery and the Debate over Race Norming, Racial Preferences, and Affirmative Action | | 877-904 |
| Marjorie Richter | | Comment: Blinking at Reality: An Examination of Bray v. Alexandria | | 905-944 |
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Volume 19: Issue 1 |
| Calvin R. Massey | | Getting There: A Brief History of the Politics of Supreme Court Appointments Commentary on the Supreme Court Nomination Process | | 1-16 |
| Ray Forrester | | Call for Integrity, A Commentary on the Supreme Court Nomination Process | | 17-22 |
| David R. Dow | | Teague and Death: The Impact of Current Retroactivity Doctrine on Capital Defendants | | 23-84 |
| Marcy Strauss | | Redefining the Captive Audience Doctrine | | 85-122 |
| Gordon Danning | | Freedom of Speech in Public Schools: Using Communication Analysis to Eliminate the Role of Educational Ideology | | 123-166 |
| Michael J. Mellis | | Modifications to the Traditional Public Forum Doctrine: United States v. Kokinda and Its Aftermath | | 167-196 |
| Nancy K. Schiff | | Legislation Punishing Drug Use During Pregnancy: Attack on Women's Rights in the Name of Fetal Protections | | 197-234 |
| Barrie L. Becker | | Order in the Court: Challening Judges Who Incarcerate Pregnant, Substance-Dependent Defendants to Protect Fetal Health | | 235-260 |
| Lisa E. Alexander | | Vicinage, Venue, and Community Cross-Section: Obstacles to a State Defendant's Right to a Trial by a Representative Jury | | 261-294 |
Volume 19: Issue 2 |
| Gerald S. Reamey | | When "Special Needs" Meet Probable Cause: Denying the Devil Benefit of Law | | 295-342 |
| Carl H. Esbeck | | Government Regulation of Religiously Based Social Services: The First Amendment Considerations | | 343-412 |
| Steven A. Blum | | Public Executions:Understanding the "Cruel and Unusual Punishments" Clause | | 413-456 |
| Jacques B. LeBoeuf | | Limitations on the Use of Appropriations Riders by Congress to Effectuate Substantive Policy Change | | 457-494 |
| Paula A. Brantner | | Removing Bricks from a Wall of Discrimination: State Constitutional Challenges to Sodomy Laws | | 495-534 |
| Alec HUnter Boyd | | "Small Numbers" and Strict Scrutiny: Different Taxation of the Press | | 535-566 |
| Russell M. Mortyn | | The Rehnquist Court and the New Establishment Clause | | 567-598 |
Volume 19: Issue 3 |
| Donald P. Judges | | Bayonets for the Wounded: Constitutional Paradigms and Disadvantaged Neighborhoods | | 599-714 |
| Donald E. Lively and Ellen S. Podgor | | Reckoning with the Bluster of Apolitical Jurisprudence | | 715-744 |
| Allen Redlich | | Who Will Litigate Constitutional Issues for the Poor? | | 745-782 |
| Michael M. Burns | | Fearing the Mirror: Responding to Beggars in a "Kinder and Gentler" America | | 783-844 |
| Gary Williams | | "The Wrong Side of the Tracks": Territorial Rating and the Setting of Automobile Liability Insurance Rates in California | | 845-910 |
| Elizabeth A. Ganong | | Involuntary Confessions and the Jailhouse Informant: An Examination of Arizona v. Fulminante | | 911-936 |
| Pamela B. Fastiff | | Gender Verification Testing: Balancing the Rights of Female Athletes with a Scandal-Free Olympic Games | | 937-962 |
Volume 19: Issue 4 |
| John M. Evans | | Let Our Parents Run: Removing the Judicial Barriers for Parental Governance of Local Schools | | 963-1008 |
| Daniel R. Gordon | | Economic Liberty as the Basis of Social Liberty: Bowers Revised in the Context of State Constitutions | | 1009-1035 |
| Michael W. Klein | | The Censor's Red Flair, the Bombs Bursting in Air: The Constitutionality of the Desert Storm Media Restrictions | | 1037-1076 |
| Elizabeth Harris | | Desperate for Revenue: The States' Unconstitutional Use of the Unitary Method to Apportion the Taxable Income of Foreign Parent Corporations | | 1077-1105 |
| John C. Barker | | Constitutional Privacy Rights in the Private Workplace, Under the Federal and California Constitutions | | 1107-1162 |
| Sandra Elizabeth Stone | | HIV Testing and Insurance Applicants: Exploring Constitutional Alternatives to Statutory Protections | | 1163-1195 |
Volume 18: Issue 1 |
| Louis Raveson | | A New Perspective on the Judicial Contempt Power: Recommendations for Reform | | 1-66 |
| Eulis Simien, Jr. | | It Is a Constitution We Are Expounding | | 67-124 |
| James G. wilson | | Altered States: A Comparison of Separation of Powers in the United States and in the United Kingdom | | 125-188 |
| Christina White Nevins | | The Constitutionality of Oakland's Nuclear Free Zone Ordinance | | 189-210 |
| Alice McGill | | Murray v. Giarratano: Right to Counsel in Postconviction Proceedings in Death Penalty Cases | | 211-236 |
| Braden J. Tedesco | | National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Tarkanian: A Death Knell for the Symbiotic Relationship Test | | 237-256 |
Volume 18: Issue 2 |
| Chris Moore | | Dedication to Bret Leslie Lansdale | | 257-285 |
| Donald E. Lively | | The First Amendment at Its Third Century: Reckoning with the Ravages of Time | | 259-294 |
| Rosemary C. Salomone | | From Widmar to Mergens: The Winding Road of First Amendment Analysis | | 295-324 |
| Gregory S. Sergienko and Maureen B. Callahan | | Full Faith and Credit, Choice of Laws, and Extraterritorial Regulation of Corporate Transactions | | 325-370 |
| Eric B. Schnurer | | The Inadequate and Dependent "Adequate and Independent State Grounds" Doctrine | | 371-391 |
| Marta Goldman Stanton | | Florida Star v. B.J.F.: The Wrongful Obliteration of the Tort of Invasion of Privacy Through the Publication of Private Facts | | 391-416 |
| Bret L. Lansdale | | A Procedural Due Process Attach on FDA Regulations: Getting New Drugs to People with AIDS | | 417-440 |
Volume 18: Issue 3 |
| Leslie W. Abramson | | Clarifying Fair Play and Substantial Justice: How the Courts Apply the Supreme Court Standard for Personal Jurisdiction | | 441-469 |
| Marsha N. Cohen | | Getting New Drugs to People with AIDS: A Public Policy Response to Lansdale | | 471-485 |
| Ann MacLean Massie | | Restricting Surrogacy to Married Couples: A Constitutional Problem--The Married-Parent Requirement in the Uniform Status of Children of Assisted Conception Act | | 487-540 |
| David Shelledy | | Autonomy, Debate, and Corporate Speech | | 541-585 |
| Henry C. Strickland | | The State Action Doctrine and the Rehnquist Court | | 587-666 |
| Yvonne F. Lindgren | | The Emissions Trading Policy: Smoke on the Horizon for Takings Clause Claimants Note | | 667-694 |
| Debra L. Watanuki | | Federal Civil Rights: Fact or Fiction--A Proposal to Remove Eleventh Amendment Immunity in Section 1983 Actions Note | | 695-721 |
Volume 18: Issue 4 |
| Shirley S. Abrahamson | | Divided We Stand: State Constitutions in a More Perfect Union | | 723-744 |
| Frank Askin | | Secret Justice and the Adversary System | | 745-778 |
| Leslye DeRoos Rood and Ann K. Grossman | | The Case for a Federal Journalist's Testimonal Shield Statute | | 779-818 |
| Hayward D. Reynolds | | The Concept of Jurisdiction: Conflicting Legal Ideologies and Persistent Formalist Subversion | | 819-880 |
| Rebecca Burton Garland | | Second Children Second Best? Equal Protection for Successive Families Under State Child Support Guidelines | | 881-906 |
| Theodore G. Phillips | | Beyond 16 U.S.C. � 1247(d): The Scope of Congress's Power to Preserve Railroad Rights-of-Way | | 907-928 |
Volume 17: Issue 1 |
| Stanley Mosk | | Introduction | | 1-12 |
| Christian G. Fritz | | More Than "Shreds and Patches": California's First Bill of Rights | | 13-34 |
| Harry N. Scheiber | | Race, Radicalism, and Reform: Historical Perspective on the 1879 California Constitution | | 35-80 |
| Margaret C. Crosby | | New Frontiers: Individual Rights Under the California Constitution | | 81-110 |
| Jennifer Friesen | | Should California's Constitutional Guarantees of Individual Rights Apply Against Private Actors? | | 111-138 |
| Scott E. Sundby | | Is Abandoning State Action Asking Too Much of the Constitution? | | 139-150 |
| Julian N. Eule | | Checking California's Plebiscite | | 151-158 |
| Hans A. Linde | | When Is Initiative Lawmaking Not "Republican Government"? | | 159-174 |
| Daniel Hays Lowenstein and Robert M. Stern | | The First Amendment and Paid Initiative Petition Circulators: A Dissenting View and a Proposal | | 175-224 |
| Brian E. Gray | | "In Search of Bigfoot": The Common Law Origins of Article X, Section 2 of the California Constitution | | 225-274 |
| Harrison C. Dunning | | Article X, Section 2: From Maximum Water Development to Instream Flow Protection | | 275-280 |
Volume 17: Issue 2 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | A Kinder and Gentler Supreme Court? | | 287-292 |
| Lynn S. Branham | | Out of Sight, Out of Danger?: Procedural Due Process and the Segregation of HIV-Positive Inmates | | 293-352 |
| David L. Faigman | | By What Authority?: Reflections on the Constitutionality and Wisdom of the Flag Protection Act of 1989 | | 353-368 |
| Calvin R. Massey | | Pure Symbols and the First Amendment | | 369-382 |
| Daniel Shaviro | | The Supreme Court's Bifurcated Interpretation of the Confrontation Clause | | 383-398 |
| William G. Myers III | | The Role of Special Interest Groups in the Supreme Court Nomination of Robert Bork | | 399-420 |
| Catherine Hebert | | Prohibition of Public Funding for Abortion Counseling: Government Violation of Women's Constitutional Right of Privacy | | 421-438 |
| Thomas Preston Klein | | "Experimenting" with State Constitutional Limits on Punitive Damages in California: Application of the California Excessive Fines Clause | | 439-482 |
Volume 17: Issue 3 |
| Donald E. Lively | | The Supreme Court and Affirmative Action: Whose Classification is Suspect | | 483-502 |
| Sharlene A. McEvoy | | The Big Chill: Business Use of the Tort of Defamation to Discourage the Exercise of First Amendment Rights | | 503-532 |
| David R. Cochran | | The Privacy Expectation: A Comparison of Federal and California Constitutional Standards for Drug Testing in Amateur Athletics | | 533-566 |
| Juliana J. Keaton | | Does the Fifth Amendment Takings Clause Mandate Relief for Victims of Diplomatic Immunity Abuse | | 567-608 |
| Peter Richman | | For the Want of a Nail... the War Was Lost: Seperation of Powers and United States Counter-Terrorism Policy During the Regan Years | | 609-658 |
Volume 17: Issue 4 |
| Dawn Cartwright | | Constitutionality without Wisdom: Caplin &(and) Drysdale and Monsanto Examined | | 659-698 |
| Tamar Fruchtman | | City of Richmond v. J.A. Croson Co. Charting a Course through the Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Decisions | | 699-724 |
| Jon Gravenman | | Florida v. Riley: The Descent of Fourth Amendment Protections in Aerial Survelliance Cases | | 725-758 |
| Gail Secor | | Michael H. v. Gerald D.: Due Process and Equal Protection Rights of Unwed Fathers | | 759-790 |
Volume 16: Issue 1 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Death Penalty Revisted | | 1-6 |
| Rosalyn S. Zakheim, John K. Hanft, and Laurene Wu McClain | | Oral History: Justice Joseph R. Grodin | | 7-68 |
| Paul Wolfson | | Preemption and Federalism: The Missing Link | | 69-114 |
| Gregory M Brown | | Do Judicial "Scarlet Letters" Violate the Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause of the Eighth Amendment? | | 115-140 |
Volume 16: Issue 2 |
| Ronald K. L. Collins and David M. Skover | | The Senator and the Constitution: An Interview with Orrin G. Hatch | | 141-164 |
| Harold I. Abramson | | A Fifth Branch of Government: The Private Regulators and Their Constitutionality | | 165-220 |
| Kevin D. DeBre | | Patents on People and the U.S. Constitution: Creating Slaves or Enslaving Science | | 221-260 |
| Lynn S. Searle | | The Administrative Search from Dewey to Burger: Dismantling the Fourth Amendment | | 261-294 |
Volume 16: Issue 3 |
| Hans A. Linde | | "A Republic . . . If You Can Keep It." | | 295-328 |
| Edward P. Richards | | The Jurisprudence of Prevention: The Right of Societal Self-Defense Against Dangerous Individuals | | 329-392 |
| Keith Werhan | | Toward an Eclectic Approach to Separation of Powers: Morrison . Olson Examined | | 393-452 |
| JoAnne L. Dunec | | Voter Standing: A New Means for Third Parties to Challenge the Tax-Exempt Status of Nonprofit Organizations? | | 453-482 |
| S. Alan Ray | | Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association: Government Property Rights and the Free Exercise Clause | | 483-512 |
Volume 16: Issue 4 |
| Alexandra Petrich | | Bowen v. Kendrick: Retreat from Prophylaxis in Church-State Relationships | | 513-552 |
| David N. Lathrop | | Braswell v. United States: The Collective Entity Doctrine and the Compelled Testimony Standard | | 553-580 |
| Michele Benson | | Kadrmas v. Dickinson Public Schools: A Search for a Consistent Equal Protection Standard in Education | | 581-602 |
| William L. Weigand III | | Morrison v. Olson: Renewed Acceptance for a Functional Approach to Separation of Powers | | 603-622 |
| Anthony L. Leto | | New York State Club Association v. City of New York: Ending Gender-Based Discrimination in Private Clubs--Are Associational Rights Still Protected | | 623-638 |
| Timothy P. Prince | | Webster v. Doe: Toward Constitutional Protection of Gays against Governmental Discrimination | | 639-656 |
Volume 15: Issue 1 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Death and the Supreme Court | | 1-6 |
| Michael Scott Feeley | | The Dissent of Theology: A Legal Analysis of the Curran Case | | 7-44 |
| Roger Goldman and Steven Puro | | Decertification of Police: An Alternative to Traditional Remedies for Police Misconduct | | 45-80 |
| Burr Henly | | "Penumbra": The Roots of a Legal Metaphor | | 81-100 |
| Maria Louisa Hekker | | Constitutional Issues Raised by Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and the Holy See | | 101-124 |
| Janice L. Weis | | Federal Reserved Water Rights in Wilderness Areas: A Progress Report on a Western Water Fight | | 125-154 |
| Gary P. Downs | | The California Campaign Spending Limits Act of 1988: A Constitutional Analysis | | 155-180 |
| Ina L. Potter | | Arcara v. Cloud Books, Inc.: Locking Out Prostitution | | 181-192 |
Volume 15: Issue 2 |
| Mark Pierce, Patricia Seitas, Kirk McAllister, and Matthew St. George | | Oral History: Justice Otto Kaus | | 193-268 |
| Louis F. Claiborne | | Black Men, Red Men, and the Constitution of 1787: A Bicentennial Apology from a Middle Templar | | 269-294 |
| David S. Cohn | | Offensive Use of the Insanity Defense: Imposing the Insanity Defense over the Defendant's Objection | | 295-318 |
| Shari J. Cohen | | Circumventing Due Process: A Judicial Response to Criminal Recidivism under the Bail Reform Act | | 319-358 |
| Elisabeth C. Brandon | | From Tameny to Foley: Time for Constitutional Limitations on California's Employment at Will Doctrine? | | 359-390 |
Volume 15: Issue 3 |
| Joseph R. Grodin | | Some Reflections on State Constitutions Commentary | | 391-402 |
| Robert F. Williams | | Experience Must Be Our Only Guide: The State Constitutional Experience of the Framers of the Federal Constitution | | 403-427 |
| Earl M. Maltz | | False Prophet--Justice Brennan and the Theory of State Constitutional Law | | 429-249 |
| Robert F. Utter and Edward J. Larson | | Church and State on the Frontier: The History of the Establishment Clauses in the Washington State Constitution | | 451-478 |
| Gary Underwood Scharff | | In re Quilan Revisited: The Judicial Role in Protecting the Privacy of Dying Incompetents Note | | 479-512 |
| Brian Bertonneau | | Estate of Thornton v. Caldor, Inc.: Defining Sabbath Rights in the Workplace Comment | | 513-532 |
| Linn Van Meter-Drew | | Stein v. Plainwell Community Schools-- The American Civil Religion and the Establishment Clause Comment | | 533-547 |
Volume 15: Issue 4 |
| Leslie Bender | | The Powell-Stevens Debates on Federalism and Separation of Powers | | 549-548 |
| Howard M. Friedman | | Why Do You Speak That Way?--Symbolic Expression Reconsidered | | 587-602 |
| Jennifer Friesen | | The Costs of "Fee Speech"--Restrictions on the Use of Union Dues to Fund New Organizing | | 603-648 |
| Jeffrey S. Koppelmaa | | South Dakota v. Dole: A Study in Conditional Spending and Missed Opportunity | | 649-668 |
| Julianne C. Sylva | | California v. Brown: Against the Antisympathy Instruction | | 669-684 |
Volume 14: Issue 1 |
| Anthony Lewis | | Preserving the System: The Role of Judges | | 1-20 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Rehnquist Court | | 21-24 |
| Ruti G. Teitel | | Debating Conviction Against Conviction -- Constitutional Considerations on the Sanctuary Movement | | 25-42 |
| Donald E. Lively | | Separate but Equal: The Low Road Reconsidered | | 43-76 |
| Daniel L. Rotenberg | | Private Remedies for Constitutional Wrongs -- A Matter of Perspective, Priority, and Process | | 77-110 |
| Stacey Lynne Boyle | | Marital Status Classifications: Protecting Homosexual and Heterosexual Cohabitors | | 111-140 |
| John K. Haggerty | | Ten Dollar Attorney Fee Limitation and Preclusion of Judicial Review in the Veterans Administration | | 141-172 |
| Robert H. Horn | | Shoemaker v. Handel: Alcohol and Drug Testing and the Pervasive Regulation Exception to the Fourth Amendment's Administrative Search Warrant Requirement | | 173-196 |
Volume 14: Issue 2 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | International Law and National Security | | 197-204 |
| William D. Popkin | | Legislative Self-Constraint: A Reply to Professor Kahn | | 205-224 |
| Bernard S. Jefferson and David Doyle | | Oral History: Justice Bernard S. Jefferson | | 225-288 |
| Leslie E. Gerwin | | The Deference Dilemma: Judicial Responses to the Great Legislative Power Giveaway | | 289-394 |
| JoAnna A. Gekas | | California's Prayer Healing Dilemma | | 395-420 |
| C. Leigh Haynes | | The Envelope, Please: Problems and Proposals for Electronic Mail Surveillance | | 421-450 |
| Vernon M. Winters | | Criminal RICO Forfeitures and the Eighth Amendment: Rough Justice Is Not Enough | | 451-484 |
Volume 14: Issue 3 |
| Warren E. Burger | | Preface | | 485-485 |
| J. Skelly Wright | | The Judicial Right and the Rhetoric of Restraint: A Defense of Judicial Activism in an Age of Conservative Judges | | 487-523 |
| Douglas W. Kmiec and John O. McGinnis | | The Contract Clause: A Return to the Original Understanding | | 525-560 |
| William A. Stanmeyer | | Keeping the Constitutional Republic: Civic Virtue vs. Pornographic Attack | | 561-593 |
| Wayne McCormack | | The Justiciability Myth and the Concept of Law | | 595-634 |
| M. David Gelfand | | The Constitutional Position of American Local Government: Retrospect for the Burger Court and Prospect for the Rehnquist Court | | 635-655 |
| Valerie A. Lexion | | Language Minority Voting Rights and the English Language Amendment | | 657-681 |
| Leonard Steinberg | | Covert Wars and Presidential Power: Judicial Complicity in a Realignment of Constitutional Power | | 683-714 |
| Bradley D. Gallop | | The Final Fontier: A Proposed Legal Order for an American Space Settlement | | 715-761 |
Volume 14: Issue 4 |
| Norman Vieira | | School Prayer and the Principle of Uncoerced Listening | | 763-788 |
| Stuart Biegel | | The "Safe Schools" Provision: Can a Nebulous Constitutional Right Be a Vehicle for Change? | | 789-838 |
| William S. Pitman | | Baker v. Morris and the Right? to confrontation | | 839-868 |
| Thomas H. Nienow | | In re R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Inc.: The "Common Sense" Distinction Between Commercial and Noncommercial Speech | | 869-888 |
| Bryce P. Goeking | | Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District: Application of the Prior Restraint and Public Forum Doctrines to the Free Expression Rights of High School Students | | 889-910 |
Volume 13: Issue 1 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Status of Apartheid under International Law, The Commentary | | 1-8 |
| Daniel O. Conkle | | Nonoriginalist Constitutional Rights and the Problem of Judicial Finality | | 9-56 |
| William Burnham | | Injury for Standing Purposes When Constitutional Rights are Violated: Common Law Public Value Adjudication at Work | | 57-118 |
| Michael T. OConnor | | Fishing for Evidence: The Expansive Warrantless Search Powers fo Fish and Game Wardens | | 119-146 |
| Charles P. Maher | | Preservation of Material Evidence in California: Does Hitch Survive Trombetta | | 147-169 |
Volume 13: Issue 2 |
| George Bush | | In Memory of Justice Potter Stewart | | 171-172 |
| Ellen Borgersen | | On the Power of Balance: A Remembrance of Justice Potter Stewart | | 173-183 |
| Paul W. Kahn | | Gramm-Rudman and the Capacity of Congress to Control the Future | | 185-231 |
| Allan Ides | | Congressional Authority to Regulate the Use of Nuclear Weapons | | 233-269 |
| David M. Skover | | "Phoenix Rising" and Federalism Analysis | | 271-304 |
| Jess Askew III | | Required Reports and the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: A Substantive View of the Claim by Silence | | 305-339 |
| Gregg Crane | | The Constitutional Right of a Police Officer to Make Political Contributions | | 341-359 |
| Eric T. Freeman | | The Twenty-First Amendment and the Commerce Clause: What Rationale Supports Bacchus Imports? | | 361-387 |
| David W. Thill | | Federalism and Supreme Court Review: Is Article V an Exception to the Independent and Adequate State Grounds Doctrine? | | 389-414 |
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Volume 13: Issue 3 |
| Abraham Abramovsky | | A Case against Automatic Disbarment | | 415-432 |
| Michael A. Gentle and Sarah Diane McShea | | Automatic Disbarment: A Convicted Felon's Just Desserts | | 433-442 |
| James R. McCall | | Nix v. Whiteside: The Layer's Role in Response to Perjury | | 443-486 |
| Judith L. Maute | | Scrutinizing Lawyer Advertising and Solicitation Rules under Commercial Speech and Antitrust Doctrine | | 487-536 |
| Carol A. Corrigan | | On Prosecutorial Ethics | | 537-544 |
| Thomas S. Donovan | | Legal Ethics, Client Perjury and the Privilege against Self-Incrimination | | 545-578 |
| Judith Tury | | Constitutional Problems with Late Motions to Disqualify Criminal Defense Counsel: A Proposed Solution | | 579-598 |
Volume 13: Issue 4 |
| Ronald K.L. Collins, Peter J. Galie and John Kincaid | | State High Courts, State Constitutions, and Individual Rights Litigation Since 1980: A Judicial Survey | | 599-624 |
| Richard Klein | | The Emperor Gideon Has No Clothes: The Empty Promise of the Constitutional Right to Effective Assistance of Counsel | | 625-694 |
| Karen M. Blum | | Applying the Parratt/Hudson Doctrine: Defining the Scope of the Logan Established State Procedure Exception and Determining the Adequacy of State Postdeprivation Remedies | | 695-732 |
| Renee I. Wolf | | Municipal Liability under City of Oklahoma City v. Tuttle: Federalism, Due Process, and the Implications of a Restricted Section 1983 Remedy | | 733-760 |
| Michyle A. LaPedis | | California Workfare Legislation and the Right of Privacy | | 761-784 |
| Richard Finacom | | Successive Prosecutions and the Continuing Criminal Enterprise: The Double Jeopardy Analysis in Garrett v. United States | | 785-816 |
| Bob Wenbourne | | Phillips Petroleum Company v. Shutts, Procedural Due Process, and Absent Class Plaintiffs: Minim Contacts Is Out--Is Individual Notice In? | | 817-836 |
Volume 12: Issue 1 |
| Brian A. Freeman | | The Supreme Court and First Amendment Rights of Students in the Public School Classroom: A Proposed Model of Analysis | | 1-70 |
| Jonathan B. Baker | | Has the Contract Clause Counter-Revolution Halted Rhetoric, Rights, and Markets in Constitutional Analysis | | 71-104 |
| Dan Stormer | | The Impact of Kolender v. Lawson on Law Enforcement and Minority Groups | | 105-126 |
| Loren E. Hillberg | | In re Estate of Wilson: Constitutional and Trust Law Tests for Validity of Gender-Restricted Scholarship Trusts | | 127-148 |
| Rennika H. Thoon | | Equal Protection and the Passive Enforcement System of Draft Registration: Selective Service or Selective Prosecution -- United States v. Wayte | | 149-176 |
Volume 12: Issue 2 |
| Ray Forrester | | A Tribute to Russell N. Sullivan | | 177-178 |
| Bernard Schwartz | | Earl Warren as a Judge | | 179-200 |
| Paul R. Dimond | | Provisional Review: an Exploratory Essay on an Alternative Form of Judicial Review | | 201-240 |
| Jeffery W. Grass | | The Penal Dimensions of Punitive Damages | | 241-314 |
| Karen A. Wells | | Looking for Mr. Bobb: Equal Protection and Gender-Based Discrimination in Bobb v. Municipal Court | | 315-346 |
| Bradford J. Shafer | | The Virginia Take-Over-Bid Disclosure Act after Edgar v. Mite Corp. | | 347-364 |
Volume 12: Issue 3 |
| Otto M. Kaus | | Three Faces of Stanley Mosk | | 367-370 |
| Joseph A. Wapner | | Quotable Stanley Mosk | | 371-378 |
| Edward L. Barrett, Jr. | | Stanley Mosk, Bakke, and the Davis Commencement | | 379-382 |
| Richard M. Mosk | | Early Visions of Justice | | 383-394 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Stanley Mosk: A Federalist for the 1980's | | 395-420 |
| Jan Stevens | | Life, Liberty, and the Right to Navigate: Justice Mosk and the Public Trust | | 421-442 |
| Eric Goldman | | Anatomy of a Mosk Opinion | | 443-462 |
| Mary O'Byrne Sinibaldi | | Taking Issue in California's Legal Services Trust Account Program | | 463-514 |
| Debra A. Silverman | | Defining the Limits of Free Exercise: The Religion Clause Defenses in United States v. Moon | | 515-528 |
Volume 12: Issue 4 |
| Ruti Teitel | | The Unconstitutionality of Equal Access Policies and Legislation Allowing Organized Student-Initiated Religious Activities in the Public High Schools: A Proposal for a Unitary First Amendment Forum Analysis | | 529-595 |
| Yale L. Rosenberg | | Constricting Federal Habeas Corpus: From Great Writ to Exceptional Remedy | | 597-641 |
| Erwin Chemerinsky | | State Sovereignty and Federal Court Power: The Eleventh Amendment after Pennhurst v. Halderman | | 643-668 |
| Howard L. Pearlman | | Dronenburg v. Zech: Strict Construction or Abdication of Judicial Responsibility | | 669-697 |
Volume 11: Issue 1 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Proposed Constitutional Convention | | 1-4 |
| Arthur D. Hellman | | The Supreme Court's Second Thoughts: Remands for Reconsideration and Denials of Review in Cases Held for Plenary Decisions | | 5-42 |
| James M. Fischer | | Ballot Propositions: The Challenge of Direct Democracy to State Constitutional Jurisprudence | | 43-90 |
| Christopher T. Wonnel | | Economic Due Process and the Preservation of Competition | | 91-134 |
| Catherine A. Rivlin | | Showdown Over the California Showup | | 135-162 |
Volume 11: Issue 2 |
| Rose Elizabeth Bird | | Justice Mathew O. Tobriner--A Man of Uncommon Grace | | 161-164 |
| J. Skelly Wright | | In Priase of State Courts: Confessions of a Federal Judge | | 165-188 |
| James G. Pope | | The Three-Systems Ladder of First Amendment Values: Two Rungs and a Black Hole | | 189-246 |
| Deborah A. Churton-Hale | | Tinker Goes to the Theater: Student First Amendment Rights and High School Theatrical Productions in Seyfried v. Walton | | 247-282 |
| Carl P. A. Nelson | | Sporhase v. Nebraska ex rel. Douglas: A Call for New Approaches to Water Resource Management | | 283-328 |
| Christina M. Spitzer | | The Sham Exception to the Noerr-Pennington Doctrine | | 329-352 |
Volume 11: Issue 3 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Managing the Supreme Court's Workload | | 353-358 |
| William Alsup and Tracy L. Salisbury | | Comment on Chief Justice Burger's Proposal for a Temporary Panel to Resolve INtercircuit Conflicts, A Commentary | | 359-370 |
| Edward J. Horowitz and Marc J. Poster | | Proposed Panel to Resolve Intercircuit COnflicts: A Bried View from the Litgant's Perspective, The Commentary | | 371-374 |
| Arthurt D. Hellman | | Proposed Intercircuit Tribunal: Do We Need It--Will It Work | | 375-456 |
| Todd E. Thompson | | Increasing Uniformity and Capacity in the Federal Appellate System | | 457-504 |
| Neal Devins | | Book Review: The Second American Revolution by John W. Whitehead | | 505-522 |
Volume 11: Issue 4 |
| David A. Schlueter | | Federalism and Supreme Court Review of Expansive State Court Decisions: a Response to Unfortunate Impressions | | 523-550 |
| Scott David Livingston | | Plyer v. Doe: Illegal Aliens and the Misguided Search for Equal Protection | | 599-635 |
| Arthur S. Frumkin | | The First Amendment and Mandatory Courtroom Closure in Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court: The Press' Right, the Child Rape Victim's Plight | | 637-664 |
Volume 10: Issue 1 |
| Justice Stanley Mosk | | A Tribute to Justice Arthur J. Goldberg | | 1-6 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Supreme Court Reaches Out And Touches Someone--Fatally | | 7-14 |
| Rosemary C. Salomone | | Title VI and the Intent/Impact Debate: A Critical Look at "Coextensiveness" | | 15-80 |
| Stanley C. Brubaker | | From Incompetent Imperialism to Principled Prudence: The Role of the Courts in Restoring "the State" | | 81-144 |
| Bruce Nevin Shortt | | The Establishment Clause and Religion-Based Categories: Taking Entanglement Seriously | | 145-186 |
| John E. Bolmer, II | | The Public Forum Doctrine and Haig v. Agee | | 187-212 |
Volume 10: Issue 2 |
| Michael E. Solimine and James L. Walker | | Constitutional Litigation in Federal and State Courts: An Empirical Analysis of Judicial Parity | | 213-254 |
| Michael Conant | | The Supremacy Clause and State Economic Controls: The Antitrust Maze | | 255-284 |
| Joyce Lee Malcolm | | The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms: The Common Law Tradition | | 285-314 |
| Laurence E. Wiseman | | The New Supreme Court Commentators: The Principled, the Political, and the Philosophical | | 315-432 |
| Carol A. Opotow | | California Teachers Association v. Riles: California Sets a New Standard for Public Aid to Parochial Schools | | 433-450 |
| G. Edward White | | Book Review: Earl Warren - A Public Life | | 451-463 |
Volume 10: Issue 3 |
| David Adamany | | Political Finance and the American Political Parties | | 497-566 |
| Robert Girard | | Campaign Finance Reform in California | | 567-600 |
| Marlene Arnold Nicholson | | Political Campaign Expenditure Limitations and the Unconstitutional Condition Doctrine | | 601-648 |
| William C. Oldaker and Donald S. Picard | | Broadcasters' Rights: Whether to Air Independent Political Action Committee Advertisements | | 649-678 |
| John S. Shockley | | Money in Politics: Judicial Roadblocks to Campaign Finance Reform | | 679-720 |
| Herbert E. Alexander | | The Future of Election Reform | | 721-744 |
| Bob Packwood | | Campaign Finance, Communications and the First Amendment | | 745-762 |
| Dawn Tae Thorsness | | Independent Expenditures: Can Survey Research Establish a Link to Declining Citizen Confidence in Government | | 763-784 |
Volume 10: Issue 4 |
| Peter W. Rodino, Jr. | | Proposed Balanced Budget/Tax Limitation Constitutional Amendment: No Balance, No Limits Commentary | | 785-808 |
| David Dreier and William Craig Stubblebine | | Balanced Budget/Tax Limitation Amendment, The Commentary | | 809-818 |
| Robert C. Welsh | | Whose Federalism-The Burger Court's Treatment of State Civil LIberties Judgments | | 819-876 |
| Steven K. Derian | | Defining the State as State: Is a Nonprofit Corporation under Contract with a State to Perform an Integral Government Function Entitled to Immunity from the Fair Labor Standards Act under National League of Cities Note | | 877-918 |
Volume 9: Issue 1 |
| Roland K.L. Collins | | Reliance on State Constitutiona - Away from a Reactionary Approach | | 1-20 |
| Pnina Lahav | | American Influence on Israel's Jurisprudence of Free Speech | | 21-108 |
| Kevin J. O'Brien | | Plea Bargaining and the Supreme Court: The Limits of Due Process and Substantive Justice | | 109-152 |
| Marjorie Heins | | "Other People's Faiths": The Scientology Litigation and the Justiciability of Religious Fraud | | 153-198 |
| Michael R. Boone | | Defense Witness Immunity | | 199-230 |
| Sally A. Roberts | | Hopson v. Kreps: Bowhead Whales, Alaskan Eskimos, and the Political Question Doctrine | | 231-256 |
Volume 9: Issue 2 |
| Jeffrey M. Shaman | | The Constitution, the Supreme Court, and Creativity | | 257-278 |
| James W. Torke | | The Judicial Process in Equal Protection Cases | | 279-350 |
| Thomas K. Buck | | Self-Incrimination in Civil Litigation: The Evolution of California's Judicially Created Immunities from Murphy v. Waterfront Commission | | 351-384 |
| Robert S. Gerstein | | California's Constitutional Right to Privacy: The Development of the Protection of Private Life | | 385-428 |
| Colette L. Hughes | | Liberty from Transfer Trauma: A Fundamental Life and Liberty Interest | | 429-450 |
| William Ray Forrester | | Book Review: Democratic Dictatorship: The Emergent Constitution of Control by Arthur S. Miller | | 451-458 |
Volume 9: Issue 3 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Tribute to Justice Abe Fortas | | 459-462 |
| Susan G. Kupfer | | Restructuring the Monroe Doctrine: Current Litigation under Section 1983 | | 463-486 |
| Paul Wartelle and Jeffrey Hadley Louden | | Private Enforcement of Federal Statutes: The Role of the Section 1983 Remedy | | 487-544 |
| Leon Friedman | | Parratt v. Taylor: Opening and Closing the Door on Section 1983 | | 545-578 |
| Taunya Lovell Banks | | The Scope of Section 1985 (3) in Light of Great American Federal Savings and Loan Association v. Novotny: Too Little Too Late | | 579-606 |
| Johnathan M. Hyman | | Book Review | | 607-62 |
| Dan. M. Berkovitz | | California's Nuclear Power Regulations: Federal Preemption Note | | 623-668 |
| Betty Hansen Richardson | | Not a Closed Case: The Wisconsin Open Presidential Primary Note | | 669-690 |
| Erin M. Ryan | | Crumbling Wall between Church and State: Attorney General Supervision of Religious Corporations in California Note | | 691-718 |
Volume 9: Issue 4 |
| Jordan J. Paust | | Is the President Bound by the Supreme Law of the Land-Foreign Affairs and National Security Reexamined | | 719-772 |
| Leland E. Beck | | Constitution, Congress, and Court: On the Theory, Law, and Politics of Appellate Jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court | | 773-850 |
| Ralph U. Whitten | | Constitutional Limitations of State Choice of Law: Due Process | | 851-918 |
| G.Alan Tarr and Mary Cornelia Porter | | Gender Equality and Judicial Federalism: The Role of State Appellate Court | | 919-973 |
| Karen Havilan | | Jurisdiction Meets Press: First Amendment Considerations in Jurisdictional Analysis Note | | 975-1010 |
| Drucilla Stender Ramey | | Book Review: A Lawyer Looks at the Equal Rights Amendment by Rex E.Lee | | 1011-1025 |
Volume 8: Issue 1 |
| James Dickey | | The Eagle's Mile | | 1-4 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The First Amendment and its Protections | | 5-10 |
| James Duke Cameron | | The California Supreme Court Hearings--A Tragedy That Should and Could Have Been Avoided | | 11-28 |
| Richard Marshall Abrams | | The Effects of Invalidating a Law on the Grounds of Equal Protection | | 29-46 |
| Robert P. Churchill | | Dworking's Theory of Consitutional Law | | 47-92 |
| Robert C. Lind, Jr. | | Justince Rehnquist: First Amendment Speech in the Labor Context | | 93-124 |
| Gail Harper | | Which Equal Protection Standard for Medical Malpractice Legislation | | 125-152 |
| Peter M. Rehon | | The Pension Expectation as Constitutional Property | | 153-197 |
Volume 8: Issue 2 |
| Robert J. Martineau | | The Supreme Court and State Regulation of the Legal Profession | | 199-254 |
| Penny M. Clark | | Homosexual Public Employees: Utilizing Section 1983 to Remedy Discrimination | | 255-312 |
| Leslie Friedman Goldstein | | A Critique of the Abortion Funding Decisions: On Private Rights in the Public Sector | | 313-342 |
| Morgan D.S. Prickett | | Stanley Forman Reed: Perspectives on a Judicial Epitaph | | 343-370 |
| Berndt Igno Brauer | | The Price-Anderson Act: A Constitutional Meltdown of Tort Liability | | 371-396 |
| Ray D. Gardner | | Due Process and Deportation: A Critical Examination of the Plenary Power and the Fundamental Fairness Doctrine | | 397-428 |
| Herbert Hovenkamp | |
The Proud Pre-eminence | |
429-448 |
Volume 8: Issue 3 |
| Richard B. Cunningham | | Introduction | | 449-452 |
| Fred Bosselman and Joel Bonder | | Potential Immunity of Land Use Control Systems From Civil Rights and Antitrust Liability | | 453-490 |
| Daniel R. Mandelker | | Land Use Takings: The Compensation Issue | | 491-516 |
| Roger A. Cunningham | | Inverse Condemnation as a Remedy for "Regulatory Takings" | | 517-544 |
| Robert R. Wright | | Exculsionary Land Use Controls and the Taking Issue | | 545-584 |
| Annette B. Kolis | | Citadels of Privilege: Exclusionary Land Use Regulations and the Presumption of Constitutional Validity | | 585-616 |
| Frank J. Chmelik | | The Military Justice System and the Right to Trial by Jury: Size and Voting Requirements of the General Courts-Martial for Service Connected Civilian Offenses | | 617-644 |
| Marilyn J. Friedman | | Discovery and Administrative Due Process: A Balance Between an Accused's Right to Discovery and Administrative Efficieny | | 645-670 |
Volume 8: Issue 4 |
| C. Akin Blitz | | Erosion of Official Immunity of Personnel Supervisors in the Public Sector | | 671-730 |
| Vivian Deborah Wilson | | Shifting Burdens in Criminal Law: A Burden on Due Process | | 731-776 |
| Jeffrey H. Blattner | | The Supreme Court's "Intermediate" Equal Protection Decisions: Five Imperfect Models of Constitutional Equality | | 777-842 |
| C. Randolph Fishburn | | Constitutional Judicial Tenure Legislation?-The Words May Be New, But the Song Sounds the Same | | 843-876 |
| David N. Knudson | | Federal Refugee Resettlement Policy: Asserting the States' Tenth Amendment Defense | | 877-922 |
| Robert Lee Stone | | Book Review: Commentaries on the Laws of England by William Blackstone | | 923-946 |
Volume 7: Issue 1 |
| George Winterton | | The Concept of Extra-Constitutional Executive Power in Domestic Affairs | | 1-46 |
| George E. Glos | | The New Spanish Constitution, Comments and Full Text | | 47-128 |
| Susan Burnett Luten | | Give Me a Home Where No Salesman Phone: Telephone Solicitation and the First Amendment | | 129-164 |
| Richard L. Rubin | | The Resurrection of the Right-Privilege Distinction? A Critical Look at Maher v. Roe and Bordenkircher v. Hayes | | 165-216 |
| Barbara Cray | | Due Process Considerations in Hospital Staff Privileges Cases | | 217-262 |
Volume 7: Issue 2 |
| John E. Nowak | | Foreword: Evaluating the Work of the New Libertarian Supreme Court | | 263-314 |
| Berndt I. Brauer | | Supreme Court Review: 1978-79 Term | | 315-522 |
| Howard O. Hunter | | The Continuing Debate over Tuition Tax Credits | | 523-578 |
Volume 7: Issue 3 |
| David M. OBrien | | The First Amendment and the Public's "Right to Know" | | 579-631 |
| Alfred T. Goodwin | | Press-Court Relations: Can They Be Improved? | | 633-642 |
| Leon Thomas David | | California Cities and the Constitution of 1879: General Laws and Municiapl Affairs | | 643-699 |
| Elizabeth Symonds | | Mental Patients' Rights to Refuse Drugs: Involuntary Medication As Cruel and Unusual Punishment | | 701-738 |
| Geoffrey F. Aronow | | The Special Master in School Desegregation Cases: The Evolution of Roles in the Reformation of Public Institutions Through Litigation | | 739-775 |
| Morgan D.S. Prickett | | The Right of Privacy: A Black View of Grisowld v. Connecticut | | 777-829 |
| David B. Lloyd | | In Re Governorship: Curbing Mike Curb-Constitutionally | | 831-855 |
Volume 7: Issue 4 |
| None | | Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years-Introduction | | p.857-858 |
| William J. Brennan Jr. | | Chief Judge J. Skelly Wright Symposium | | p.859-861 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Tribute to Chief Judge J. Skelly Wright, A Symposium: Judge J Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 862-863 |
| David L. Bazelon | | Colleagues's Tribute to Chief Judge J. Skelly Wright, A Symposium: Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 864-868 |
| Elbert P. Tuttle | | Chief Judge Skelly Wright: Some Words of Appreciation Symposium: Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 869-872 |
| Thomas C. Grey | | J. Skelly Wright Symposium: Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 873-878 |
| John P. Frank | | Judge Wright and the First Amendment Symposium: Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 879-906 |
| Martin Lyon Levine | | Great Executive Hand of Criminal Justice: The Crime problem and the Activist Judge | |
907-970 |
| Michale S. Bernick | | Unusual Odyssey of J. Skelly Wright, The Symposium: Judge J. Skelly Wright: Thirty Years | | 971-1000 |
| Kevin William Finck | | Nonpartisan Speech in the Police Department: The Aftermath of Pickering Note | | 1001-p.1031 |
| John Heisse | | Warrantlesss Automobile Searches and Telephonic Search Warrants: Should the Automobile Exception be Redrawn Note | | 1032-1060 |
| Stephen Traverse | | In Re Marriage of Stenquist: Equal Protection for the Disability Pension Recipient in California Community Property Law | |
1061-1105 |
Volume 6: Issue 1 |
| Bernard Schwartz | | Foreward-The Supreme Court, October 1977 Term | | 1-18 |
| Marc H. Greenberg, Jeanne La Borde Scholz, Anne Hiaring, and Rosemay Hart | | Constitutional Review: Supreme Court, October 1977 Term | | 19-236 |
| Robert F. Nagel | | Judicial Immunity and Sovereignty | | 237-268 |
| William T. Pizzi | | Prosecutorial Discretion, Pleas Bargaining and the SUpreme Court's Opinion in Bordenkircher v. Hayes | | 269-296 |
| John M. Simpson | | Turning Over the Reins: The Abolition of the Mandatory Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court | | 297-344 |
| Carmen Brenneise | | Marshall v. Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists: Expanding the Application of Excessive Entanglement | | 345-386 |
| Roger K. Newman | | Book Review: The Douglas Opinions by Vern Countryman | | 387-400 |
Volume 6: Issue 2 |
| Louis Lusky | | Government by Judiciary: What Price Legitimacy Symposium | | 403-436 |
| Wallace Mendelson | | Raoul Berger's Fourteenth Amendment--Abuse by Contraction vs. Abuse by Expansion | | 437-454 |
| K.C. Cerny | | Appendix to the Opinion of the Court | | 455-466 |
| Henry J. Abraham | | Equal Justice under Law or Justice At Any Cost--The Judicial Role Revisited: Reflections on Government by Judiciary: The Transformation of the Fourteenth Amendment Symposium | | 467-486 |
| Arthur S. Miller | | The Elusive Search for Values in Constitutional Interpretation | | 487-510 |
| Stanley I. Kutler | | Raoul Berger's Fourteenth Amendment: A History or Ahistorical Symposium | | 511-526 |
| Raoul Berger | | Scope of Judicial Review: An Ongoing Debate | | 527-636 |
| Leo Kanowitz | | The ERA: The Task Ahead | | 637-662 |
| Jeanne La Borde Scholz | | Comment: Out of the Closet, Out of a Job: Due Process in Teacher Disqualification | | 663-718 |
Volume 6: Issue 3 |
| Julius Stone | | Equal Protection in Special Admission Programs: Forward from Bakke | | 719-750 |
| John Whelan and John M. Smith | | Contracts Under Grants-In-Aid--An Aspect of United States Federal-State-Local Relations | | 751-785 |
| Peter W. Sperlich and Martin L. Jaspovich | | Methods for the Analysis of Jury Panel Selections: Testing for Discrimination in a Series of Panels | | 787-852 |
| Gayle Binion | | Justice Potter Stewart on Racial Equality: WHat it Means to be a Moderate | | 853-908 |
| Robert S. Catz and Howard B. Lenard | | Federal Pre-emption and the "Right" of Undocumented Alien Children to a Public Education: A Partial Reply | | 909-932 |
| Roberta L. Cairney | | Sunlight in the County Jail: Houchins v. KQED, Inc. and Constitutional Protection for Newsgathering | | 933-973 |
Volume 6: Issue 4 |
| George Deukmejian and Clifford K. Thompson, Jr. | | All Sail and No Anchor--Judicial Review under the California Constitution | | 975-1010 |
| James R. Kahn | | In Accordance with a Constitutional Plan: Procedural Due Process and Zoning Decisions | | 1011-1060 |
| Deborah B. Klipstein and Daryl J. Weinroth | | Conservationship of Roulet: Civil Commitment and Due Process in California | | 1061-1106 |
| David P. Graybeal | | Reflections on the Golden Spike: A Look at the Bankruptcy Reform Act and Railroad Reorganization | | 1107-1136 |
| John Peter Giraudo | | Judicial Review and Comparative Politics: An Explanation for the Extensiveness of American Judicial Review Offered from the Perspective of Comparative Government | | 1137-1186 |
| C. Herman Pritchett | | Book Review: Constitutional Government in America | | 1187-1196 |
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Volume 5: Issues 1 & 2 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Death Penalty for Rape | | 1-14 |
| Joseph P. Zammit | | Reflections on Shaffer v. Heitner | | 15-24 |
| Thomas R. Hurst | | Municipal Bonds and the Contract Clause: Looking Beyond United States Trust Company v. New Jersey | | 25-60 |
| Michael P. Lehmann and Mary C. Eklund | | Constitutional Review: Supreme Court, 1976-77 Term | | 61-420 |
| John Phillip Reid | | Governance of the Elephant: Constitutional Theory on the Overland Trail | | 421-444 |
| June Eichbaum | | The Antagonism Between Freedom of Speech and Seditious Libel | | 445-460 |
| Robert F. Kane and Felix Velarde-Munoz | | Undocumented Aliens and the Constitution: Limitations on State Action Denying Undocumented Children Access to Public Education | | 461-506 |
| Rosemary Hart | | Retail Price Maintenance for Liquor: Does the Twenty-First Amendment Preclude a Free Trade Market? | | 507-562 |
| Patricia J. Neel | | Ray v. Atlantic Richfield: A Case for Preemption | | 563-598 |
Volume 5: Issue 3 |
| Jean Alfange, Jr. | | On Judicial Policymaking and Constitutional Change: Another Look at the Original Intent Theory of Constitutional Interpretation | | 603-638 |
| Carl M. Selinger, Jon Van Dyke, Riki Amano, Ken Takenaka, and Robert Young | | Selected Constitutional Issues Related to Growth Management in the State of Hawaii | | 639-714 |
| Kevin L. Domecus | | Congressional Prerogatives, the Constitution and a National Court of Appeals | | 715-765 |
Volume 5: Issue 4 |
| Michael P. Lehmann | | The Bill of Attainder Doctrine: A Survey of Decisional Law | | 767-966 |
| Michael P. Lehmann | | The Bill of Attainder Doctrine: A Survey of Decisional Law | | 967-1012 |
| Michael H. Levin | | OSHA and the Sixth Amendment: When Is a "Civil" Penalty Criminal in Effect | | 1013-1070 |
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Volume 4: Issue 1 |
| Leslie Friedman Goldstein | | Death and Transfiguration of the State Action Doctrine- Moose Lodge v. Irvis to Runyon v. McCrary | | 1-34 |
| Deborah A. Coleman | | Equal Access and the First Amendment: The Debate Behind "Speech or Debate" | | 35-66 |
| Carl E. Schwarz | | Rights and Remedies in the Federal District Courts of Mexico and the United States | | 67-108 |
| David Mitchell Ivester | | The Constitutional Right to Know | | 109-164 |
| Marita K. Marshall | | Will the Victor be Denied the Spoils? Constitutional Challenges to Patronage Dismissals | | 165-186 |
| Richard Harris | | Gag Orders on the Press: A Due Process Defense to Contempt Citations | | 187-218 |
Volume 4: Issue 2 |
| Emily Calhoun | | The Supreme Court and the Constitutional Rights of Prisoners: a Reappraisal | | 219-248 |
| James Duke Cameron | | The Place for Judicial Activism on the Part of a State's Highest Court | | 279-294 |
| Robert S. Catz | | The Demise of the Implied Federal Preemption Doctrine | | 295-320 |
| Robert J. Lotero | | The Village of Arlington Heights: Equal Protection in the Suburban Zone | | 361-384 |
| Roger Oglesby | | Porno Non Est Pro Bono Publico: Obscenity as a Public Nuisance in California | | 385-420 |
| Cynthia D. Stevenin | | Young v. American Mini Theatres, Inc.: Creating Levels of Protected Speech | | 321-360 |
| Sidney M. Wolinsky | | Seduction in Wonderland:The Need for a Seller's Fiduciary Duty Toward Children | | 249-278 |
Volume 4: Issue 3 |
| Michael E. Andrews | | Serrano II: Equal Access to School Resources and Fiscal Neutrality-A View From Washington State | | 425-452 |
| James W. Briggs, Donovan M. Main | | Serrano II-A Case of Missed Opportunities? | | 453-486 |
| Lee S. Friedman | | The Ambiguity of Serrano: Two Concepts of Wealth Neutrality | | 487-504 |
| Frank W. Lutz | | Serrano v. Priest: A Cultural Perspective | | 505-510 |
| Stephen D. Sugarman | | Principled Serrano Reform | | 511-530 |
| Michael P. Lehmann | | Bivens and its Progeny: The Scope of a Constitutional Cause of Action for Torts Committed by Government Officials | | 531-604 |
| Glynda Leanette Flentroy | | The Struggle of Blacks For Equal Educational Opportunity: An Overview | | 605-636 |
| Carleton H. A. Taber | | Consent, Not Morality, As The Proper Limitation On Sexual Privacy | | 637-664 |
Volume 4: Issue 4 |
| Raymond L. Sullivan | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 667-672 |
| Marvin J. Anderson | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 673-674 |
| Louis H. Burke | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 675-676 |
| Thomas Ehrlich | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 677-678 |
| Shirley M. Hufstedler | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 679-682 |
| Ralph N. Kleps | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 683-688 |
| Stanley Mosk | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 689-692 |
| Dorothy W. Nelson | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 693-696 |
| A. Alan Post | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 697-698 |
| John A. Sutro | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 699-700 |
| Mathew O. Tobriner | | Symposium: A Tribute to Chief Justice Donald R. Wright | | 701-702 |
| Victor E. Gleason | | Los Angeles v. San Fernando: Ground Water Management in the Grand Tradition | | 703-714 |
| William M. Goodman | | People v. Rutherford: Reversible Error Standards for Prosecutorial Suppression of Evidence | | 715-722 |
| Kenneth L. Jesmore | | Toward the Preservation of Personal Privacy: Chief Justice Wright's Opinions on Search and Seizure and the Right of Privacy | | 723-738 |
| Marc A. Levinson | | Bertero v. National General Corp.: Drawing the Line between an Aggressive Defense and Malicious Prosecution | | 739-746 |
| William C. Owens, Jr. | | People v. Taylor: Collateral Estoppel in Criminal Cases--Key Principles and Policies | | 747-756 |
| Robert V. Vallandigham, Jr. | | People v. Olivas: The Concept of Personal Liberty as a Fundamental Interest in Equal Protection Analysis | | 757-768 |
| James E. Crawford | | Chief Justice Wright and the Third Party Beneficiary Problem | | 769-788 |
| John Bilyeu Oakley | | Taking Wright Seriously: Of Judicial Discretion, Jurisprudents, and the Chief Justice | | 789-854 |
| Gordon Van Kessel | | Prosecutorial Discovery and the Privilege against Self-Incrimination: Accommodation or Capitulation | | 855-900 |
| David E. Wheeler | | Establishment Clause Neutrality and the Reasonable Accomodation Requirement | | 901-934 |
| Andrea Jane Grefe | | The Family Viewing Hour: An Assault on the First Amendment | | 935-990 |
Volume 3: Issue 1 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Tribute to Justice Douglas, A Commentary | | 1-2 |
| William O. Douglas | | Mr. Justice Douglas: One Man's Opinions Commentary | | |
| Edward McWhinney | | Credentials of State Delegations to the U.N. General Assembly: A New Approach to Effectuation of Self-Determination for Southern Africa | | 19-36 |
| Henry J. Abraham, Bruce Allen Murphy | | The Influence of Sitting and Retired Justices on Presidential Supreme Court Nominations | | 37-64 |
| Jon Van Dyke | | Voir Dire: How Should it Be Conducted to Ensure That Our Juries are Representative and Impartial | | 65-98 |
| Mark D. Rosenbaum | | Inviolability of Privacy Belonging to a Citizen's Political Loyalties | | 99-140 |
| Leo Kanowitz | | Deciding Federal Law Issues in Civil Proceedings: State Versus Federal Trial Courts | | 141-171 |
| John Michael Haggerty | | Judicial Review of Military Administrative Decisions | | 171-198 |
| Kenneth A. Davis | | Racial Designation in Louisana: One Drop of Black Blood Makes a Negro | | 199-228 |
| Lawrence J. Leigh | | Informational Privacy: Constitutional Challenges to the Collection and Dissemination of Personal Information by Government Agencies | | 229-260 |
| David P. Hodges | | Electronic Visual Surveillance and the Fourth Amendment: the Arrival of Big Brother | | 261-299 |
| Michael F. Kelley | | The Constitutional Implications of the Mayaguez Incident | | 301-338 |
Volume 3: Issue 2 |
| Lee Coleman, Trudy Solomon | | Parens Patriae Treatment: Legal Punishment in Disguise | | 345-362 |
| Victor A. Kovner | | Disturbing Trends in the Law of Defamation: A Publishing Attorney's Opinion | | 363-372 |
| Isidore Silver | | Warren Court Critics: Where Are They Now That We Need Them | | 373-452 |
| Roland E. Jr. Walker | | One Man-One Vote: In Pursuit of an Elusive Idea | | 453-484 |
| Donna Petre Styne, Catherine Miller Van Aken | | Warth v. Seldin: The Substantial Probability Test | | 485-516 |
| Seth Dawson | | Due Process v. Defense Counsel's Unilateral Waiver of the Defendant's Right to Testify | | 517-542 |
| Michael P. Lehmann | | Triangulating the Limits on the Tort of Invasion of Privacy: The Development of the Remedy in Light of the Expansion of Constitutional Privilege | | 543-598 |
| George M. Grant | | Donaldson, Dangerousness, and the Right to Treatment | | 599-628 |
Volume 3: Issue 3 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | Constitutional American Foreign Policy, A Commentary | | 631-636 |
| William H. Rehnquist | | Chief Justices I Never Knew Commentary | | 637-656 |
| Jerry Muskrat | | Constitution and the American Indian: Past and Prologue, The Commentary | | 657-678 |
| Anthony Lewis | | Constitutional Faith, A Commentary | | 679-698 |
| Leon Thomas David | | Our California Constitutions: Retrospections in This Bicentennial Year | | 697-760 |
| Elaine Bayus | | Constitutional Status of Commercial Expression, The Note | | 761-802 |
| Richard D. Hoffman | | So You Want to Move to the Suburbs: Policy Formulation and the Constitutionality of Municipal Growth-Restricting Plans Note | | 803-848 |
| Leslie Tyler | | Federal Trade Commission Today: The New Improved Improvements Act, The Note | | 849-878 |
Volume 3: Issue 4 |
| Larry M. Lavinsky | | A Moment of Truth on Radically Based Admissions | | 879-890 |
| Jon Van Dyke | | Bakke v. The Regents of the University of California | | 891-898 |
| William J. Bennett | | Constitution and the Moral Order | | 899-918 |
| Philip H. Rhinelander | | Law, Morality, and Thoreau | | 919-932 |
| Edmund L. Pincoffs | | Bennett on the Moral Order | | 933-936 |
| Edwin J. Delattre | | On the Constitution and the Moral Order | | 937-940 |
| William J. Bennett | | Constitution and the Moral Order | | 941-946 |
| Steven R. Schlesinger | | Civil Disobedience: The Problem of Selective Obedience to Law | | 947-960 |
| Sanford Bryon Gabin | | Judicial Review, James Bradley Thayer, and the Reasonable Doubt Test | | 961-1014 |
| Gregory Mellon Fox and Barbara Rosenfeld Davis | | Density Bonus Zoning to Provide Low and Moderate Cost Housing | | 1015-1072 |
| David H. Ryan | | United States v. Madchetti and Alfred A. knopf, Inc. v. Colby: Secrecy 2; First Amendment 0 | | 1073-1108 |
Volume 2: Issue 1 |
| Peter W. Sperlich | | Statistical Decision Theory and the Selection of Grand Jurors: Testing for Discrimination in a Single Panel | | 75-112 |
| Charles A. Dell'Ario | | Remedies for School Segregation: A Limit on the Equity Power of the Federal Courts? | | 113-152 |
| Jeffrey M. Shaman | | The Rule of Reasonableness in Constitutional Adjudication: Toward the End of Irresponsible Judicial Review and the Establishment of a Viable Theory of the Equal Protection Clause | | 153-178 |
| Michael M. Burns | | Class Struggle in the Suburbs: Exclusionary Zoning against the Poor | | 179-202 |
| L. Gene Sanford | | California Bankers Association v. Shultz: An Attack on the Bank Secrecy Act | | 203-220 |
| Thomas Boggs Richards | | The Value of the Copyright Clause in Construction of Copyright Law | | 221-250 |
| Ken Keller | | Border Searches Revisited: The Constitutional Propriety of Fixed and Temporary Checkpoint Searches | | 251-276 |
| Richard Adley Salomon | | The Case against Impoundment | | 277-308 |
Volume 2: Issue 2 |
| Robert J. Reinstein | | An Early View of Executive Powers and Privilege: The Trial of Smith and Ogden | | 309-348 |
| Norman C. Amaker | | Milliken v. Bradley: The Meaning of the Constitution in School Desegregation Cases | | 349-372 |
| Fletcher N. Baldwin Jr. | | Western Constitutionalism and African Nationbuilding: The Anglophonic East African Experience | | 373-404 |
| David S. Clark | | Judicial Protection of the Constitution in Latin America | | 405-442 |
| O.Hood Phillips | | Self-Limitation by the United Kingdom Parliament | | 443-478 |
| Duane W. Reno | | Notice and Due Process in Federal Class Actions: A Requiem for Revised Rule 23 | | 479-518 |
| Alan Carlson | | Due Process Considerations in Grievance Arbitration Proceedings | | 519-546 |
| Peter L. Colt | | Military Due Process and Selection of Court-Martial Panels: An Illogical Gap in Fundamental Protection | | 547-570 |
| Daniel F. Cook | | Electronic Surveillance, Title III and the Requirement of Necessity | | 571-618 |
| Patricia Stern Green | | Kings' Garden Inc. v. FCC: Loosening the Political Hands of Caesar | | 619-644 |
Volume 2: Issue 3 |
| Harrop A. Freeman | | The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Taxes: Toward a Democratic Theory of Tax Reform | | 681-716 |
| Douglas P. Elliott | | Cloak and Ledger: Is CIA Funding Constitutional | | 717-756 |
| Peter L. Fitzgerald | | Executive Agreements and the Intent behind the Treaty Power | | 757-772 |
| Marsha Morrow McLaughlin | | Constitutional Right of Privacy and Investigative Consumer Reports: Little Brother Is Watching You | | 773-828 |
| Lawrence K. Rockwell | | The Public's Right to Know: Pell v. Procunier and Saxbe v. Washington Post Co. | | 829-858 |
| Ved P. Nanda | | The Constitutional Framework and the Current Political Crisis in India | | 859-872 |
| Jordan J. Paust | | Constitutional Prohibitions of Cruel, Inhumane or Unnecessary Death, Injury or Suffering during Law Enforcement Process | | 873-892 |
Volume 2: Issue 4 |
| Lawrence A. Alexander | | Cutting the Gordian Knot: State Action and Self-Help Repossession | | 893-934 |
| William V. Frame | | Village of Belle Terre v. Boraas: Property Rights, Personal Rights and the Liberal Regime | | 935-960 |
| Roy G. Weatherup | | Standing Armies and Armed Citizens: An Historical Analysis of the Second Amendment | | 961-1002 |
| David F. Schwartz | | American Citizenship after Afroyim and Bellei: Continuing Controversy | | 1003-1028 |
| Simona F. Rosales | | Resident Aliens and the Right to Work: The Quest for Equal Protection | | 1029-1064 |
| Robert Andrew Harkness | | Due Process in Sentencing: A Right to Rebut the Presentence Report | | 1065-1090 |
| Julie Bomke Bannerman | | Constitutional Issues in the Settlement of Property Claims against Foreign States | | 1091-1126 |
| Patricia E. Cole | | Parens Patriae in Antitrust: A Blessing for the Consumer or an Affront to the Fourteenth Amendment | | 1127-1150 |
| Barbara J. Konkle | | Nielsen v. the Regents: Children as Pawns or Persons | | 1151-1176 |
| Lynda D. Nelson | | Gordon v. Justice Court: Defendant's Right to a Competent Tribunal | | 1177-1206 |
Volume 1: Issue 1 |
| Tom C. Clark | | Introduction | | 1-4 |
| Arthur J. Goldberg | | The Question of Impeachment | | 5-12 |
| Charles L. Black, Jr. | | The Working Balance of the American Political Departments | | 13-20 |
| William F. Swindler | | The Executive Power in State and Federal Constitutions | | 21-30 |
| Chesterfield Smith | | The Bar and Watergate: Conversation with Chesterfield Smith | | 31-38 |
| Robert G. Dixon, Jr. | | Newmen's Privilege by Federal Legislation: Within Congressional Power | | 39-62 |
| Jack F. Bonanno | | The Constitution and Liberated Community Property in California--Some Constitutional Issues and Problems under the Newly Enacted Dymally Bill | | 97-132 |
| Ann Fagan Ginger | | A Data Bank on Constitutional Rights | | 133-152 |
| Susan F. Dewey | | Battle of the Heavyweights: In This Corner Environmental Rights and in the Far Corner Free Travel Rights | | 153-178 |
| Douglas A. Voorsanger | | United States v. Robinson, Gustafson v. Florida, and United States v. Calandra: Death Knell of the Exclusionary Rule | | 179-214 |
| Allene K. Richardson Hill | | The Constitutional Constroversy of a Juvenile's Right to Bail in Juvenile Preadjudication Proceedings | | 215-234 |
| Robert W. Sutis | | The Extent of the Border | | 235-250 |
| Elizabeth Hughes Georgius | | Roe v. Wade: What Rights the Biological Father | | 251-272 |
| John F. Herlihy | | United States v. Fuller: Just Compensation under Attack | | 273-288 |
| Robert F. Eimers | | Legislative Apportionment: The Contents of Pandora's Box and Beyond | | 289-309 |
