Vol. 25 No. 3, June 2002

Index

• Reflections on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy.
• Locating the boundaries: the scope of Congress's power to regulate Commerce.
• Business, the states, and federalism's political economy.
• Re-entering the arena: restoring a judicial role for enforcing limits on federal mandates.
• The problem of tort reform: federalism and the regulation of lawyers.
• Beware the trumpets of war.
• The First Amendment and problems of political viability: the case of Internet pornography.
• Toward a national putative father registry database.
• A Lockean analysis of section one of the Fourteenth Amendment.
• Anastasoff, unpublished opinions, and federal appellate justice.
• The end of compelled contributions for subsidized advertising?
• The keys to the castle: a new standard for warrantless home searches in United States v. Knights.