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• Mcculloch v. Maryland and the Incoherence of Enumerationism
• Challenges to the Independence of Inspectors General in Robust Congressional Oversight
• Originalism: Can Theory and Supreme Court Practice Be Reconciled?
• Character, Credibility, and Rape Shield Rules
• The Right to Armed Self-defense in Light of Law Enforcement Abdication
• Rejecting the Confirmation Process: Modern Standards For Investigating Nominees to the Supreme Court
• Reviving Elusive Rights: State Constitutional Unenumerated Rights Clauses as Bounded Guarantors of Fundamental Liberties
• Divining Joseph’s Dreams:* the Founders, Executive Power in Foreign Affairs, and the lowest Ebb
• Statutory Jurisdiction and Constitutional Orthodoxy in Mcculloch , Cohens and Osborn
• Symposium: Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of Mcculloch v. Maryland Mcculloch Ii: the Oft-ignored Twin and Inherent Limits on sovereign Power

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• Themes From Fallon on Constitutional Theory
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• Mcculloch v. Maryland and the Incoherence of Enumerationism
• Migration and Self-determination
• The Misunderstood Thomas Cooley: Regulation and Natural Rights From the Founding to the Icc
• Challenges to the Independence of Inspectors General in Robust Congressional Oversight
• Originalism and Legitimacy
• The Promise and Peril of Single-issue Legislatures