Vol. 26 Nbr. 2, March - March 2015

Index

• Constitutional contraction: religion and the Roberts court.
• Addressing three problems in commentary on Catholics at the Supreme Court by reference to three decades of Catholic Bishops' amicus briefs.
• The originalist case against vouchers: the First Amendment, religion, and American public education.
• Markets in everything and another view of the cathedral: religious freedom and Coasian bargaining.
• Post-Windsor prospects for morals legislation: the case of polygamous immigrants.
• Archetypes of faith: how Americans see, and believe in, their Constitution.
• What DNA can and cannot say: perspectives of immigrant families about the use of genetic testing in immigration.
• A reversal of Pacific States in Article III garb.
• Knowledge is power: assessing the legal challenges of teaching character in charter schools.
• To protect and spy: the San Francisco Police Department & the Civil Rights Ordinance.