Vol. 37 No. 1, January - January 2014
Index
- Preface.
- Crony capitalism: right here, right now.
- The legitimate reach of the environmental revolution.
- Modern environmentalists overreach: a plea for understanding background common law principles.
- Against the EPA, absurdity is no defense.
- Intent-optional criminal statutes: a plea for reform, and a note of caution to reformers.
- The federal criminal "code": return of overfederalization.
- The spending power after NFIB v. Sebelius.
- Coercion, conditions, and commandeering: a brief note on the Medicaid holding of NFIB v. Sebelius.
- Viva conditional federal spending! (The Federal Leviathan: Is There Any Area of Modern Life to Which Federal Government Power Does Not Extend?)
- The Supreme Court's perversion of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
- The odd evolution of the civil rights state.
- Intellectual diversity in the legal academy.
- The uneasy case for intellectual diversity.
- Toward improved intellectual diversity in law schools.
- Legal academia and the blindness of the elites.
- How the law school can succeed - an invitation.
- The origins and meaning of "vacancies that may happen during the recess" in the Constitution's recess appointments clause.
- Crack cocaine, congressional inaction, and equal protection.
- Crack cocaine, congressional inaction, and equal protection.
- Complete diversity and the closing of the federal courts.
- Looking back to look forward: reexamining the application of the third-party doctrine to conveyed papers.
- The return of classical political question doctrine in Zivotofsky ex rel. Zivotofsky V. Clinton.
- A "(non)essential limit on our power": standing doctrine and judicial restraint in Hollingsworth v. Perry.