Vol. 32 No. 1, December 2009

Index

• Preface.
• Judicial review, local values, and pluralism.
• Counting states.
• Voting with your feet is no substitute for constitutional rights.
• Norm change or judicial decree? The courts, the public, and welfare reform.
• The merits of merit selection.
• Merit selection: choosing judges based on their politics under the veil of a disarming name.
• Achieving equal treatment through the ballot box.
• Political responses to Supreme Court decisions.
• Law and economics: realism or democracy?
• An interpretivist judge and the media.
• Limits of interpretivism.
• A response to Professor Primus.
• Sodomy and guns: tradition as democratic deliberation and constitutional interpretation.
• Tools against terror: all of the above.
• Public displays of affection ... for God: religious monuments after McCreary and Van Orden.
• Manliness and the constitution.
• Marketing pharmaceutical products in the twenty-first century: an analysis of the continued viability of traditional principles of law in the age of direct-to-consumer advertising.
• Returning to the PruneYard: the unconstitutionality of state-sanctioned trespass in the name of speech.
• The Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement: The Battle for Control of the Law.
• Inventing the "right to vote" in Crawford v. Marion County Election Board.