Vol. 12 No. 2, June 1995

Index

• Introduction.
• A constitutional accident waiting to happen.
• The Constitution as a box of chocolates.
• Parlor game.
• "Clause and effect": an imagined conversation with Sanford Levinson.
• The one senator, one vote clause.
• Our (almost) perfect Constitution.
• Unnecessary and unintelligible.
• The nominee is ... Article V.
• A natural aristocracy?
• "Neither force nor will." (life tenure for federal judges) (Constitutional Stupidities: A Symposium)
• Presidential elections and constitutional stupidities.
• The last centrifugal force.
• What is the Constitution's worst provision?
• Old people and good behavior.
• Divided suffrage.
• The Constitution of fear.
• Criminal procedure as the servant of politics.
• Our unconstitutional Senate.
• How to violate the Constitution without really trying: lessons from the repeal of prohibition to the Balanced Budget Amendment.
• The whole thing.
• Always under law?
• The dangers of the union.
• The Carolene Products footnote and the preferred position of individual rights: Louis Lusky and John Hart Ely vs. Harlan Fiske Stone.
• Judicial Power and American Character: Censoring Ourselves in an Anxious Age.