Vol. 45-47

Volume 47 – Issue 3

Fall 2024

Symposium

History and Tradition
539Dobbs and the OriginalistsStephen E. Sachs
563The Levels-of-Generality Game: “History and Tradition” in the Roberts CourtReva B. Siegel
613Tension Between Constitutional Meaning and Constitutional ConstructionStephanie H. Barclay
635Tradition, Originalism, and General Fundamental LawJud Campbell
659History, Tradition, and FederalismJason Mazzone
699Commentary: Some Thoughts and Questions About Federalism, and General Fundamental Law, As Regards History and Tradition in Constitutional AdjudicationVikram David Amar
713History, Tradition, and Natural RightsBradley Rebeiro
Keynote
745The Road to Tradition or Perdition? An Originalist Critique of Traditionalism in Constitutional InterpretationHon. Kevin C. Newsom

Speech

757“Now . . . This”Hon. Justin R. Walker

Articles

771Political Rivalries Among the States, Incommensurability, and the Dormant Commerce ClauseR. George Wright
807Rational NondelegationJohn Yoo

Note

857Structural Implementation and the Major Questions Doctrine
Nate Bartholomew

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Volume 47 – Issue 2

Spring 2024

Speech

289You Are the Last Line of DefenseBari Weiss

Articles

309The Meaning and Ambiguity of Section Three of the Fourteenth AmendmentKurt T. Lash
395Due Process and the Standing DoctrineEmile J. Katz
465Citizenship and Solicitude: How to Overrule Employment Division v. Smith and Washington v. DavisChristopher R. Green

Note

507Original Understanding of “Background Principles” in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid
Mary Catherine Jenkins & Juliette Turner-Jones

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Volume 47 – Issue 1

Winter 2024

Law and Democracy

1Remarks to the Federalist Society National Student SymposiumGovernor Greg Abbott
13Four Views of the Nature of the UnionJud Campbell
39Templates of American Democracy for the 21st Century: The Importance of Looking at American State ConstitutionsSanford Levinson
57What Democracy is NotDaniel H. Lowenstein
65How Federalism Promotes Unity Through DiversityIlya Somin

Speeches

75The Value of DissentHon. Patrick Bumatay

Articles

95Boycotts: A First Amendment HistoryJosh Halpern and Lavi M. Ben Dor
167History, Public Rights, and Article III StandingOwen B. Smitherman

Notes

231Legal Choices: The State Constitutionality of School Voucher ProgramsTheodore Steinmeyer
263Compelling Compliance: Disciplining Agencies Through Statutory DeadlinesMarisa Sylvester

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Volume 46 – Issue 3

Fall 2023

Symposium

Common Good Constitutionalism

937Strict Scrutiny, Religious Liberty, and the Common Good Stephanie H. Barclay
957Originalism, Common Good Constitutionalism, and Our Common Adversary: Fair-Weather OriginalismHon. James C. Ho
967“Indispensably Obligatory”: Natural Law and the American Legal TraditionHon. Paul B. Matey
983

When Moral Principles Meet the Normative or Deliberative Stance of Judges: The Layers of Common Good Constitutionalism

Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco
1009Equal Dignity and the Common Good Michael Foran
1029Common Good Gun RightsDarrell A. H. Miller
1055The Irish Constitution and Common Good ConstitutionalismConor Casey
1091The “Common Good” in Hungarian Judicial Interpretation: Footnotes for America Debates on Common Good ConstitutionalismMárton Sulyok
1123Towards a Liberal Common Good Constitutionalism for Polarized TimesLinda C. McClain & James E. Fleming
1149Flourishing, Virtue, and Common Good ConstitutionalismLawrence B. Solum
1177Experiments of Living ConstitutionalismCass R. Sunstein
1197Common Good Constitutionalism and Common Good Originalism: A Convergence?Josh Hammer
1217Originalism, Common Good Constitutionalism, and TransparencyMichael L. Smith
1243The Common Good as a Reason to Follow the Original Meaning of the United States ConstitutionLee J. Strang
1271According to LawStephen E. Sachs
1299Enriching Legal TheoryAdrian Vermeule

Speech

1331The 2023 Scalia Lecture: Beyond Textualism?William Baude

Note

1353Privacy and ProphylacticsMoshe Schwartz

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Volume 46 – Special Issue

Summer 2023

Symposium

The Jurisprudence of Justice Samuel Alito

629Introduction: The Jurisprudence of Justice Samuel AlitoRobert P. George
653The Originalist Jurisprudence of Justice Samuel AlitoJ. Joel Alicea
671The Contextual Textualism of Justice AlitoJohn O. McGinnis
687Justice Alito’s First Amendment Vigilance on the Third CircuitHon. Stephanos Bibas
703The Prudent JudgeHon. Steven Menashi
727Erie and Contemporary Federal Courts DoctrineJack Goldsmith
743Justice Alito on Criminal LawKate Stith
765Justice Alito on Criminal ProcedureHon. Andrew S. Oldham
787Justice Alito: A Justice of Foxes and HedgehogsHon. Amul Thapar
811An Architect of Religious Liberty Docrtines for the Roberts CourtGabrielle Girgis
831Samuel Alito’s Conservatism—Burkean and AmericanAdam J. White
861Reason and Fiat in the Jurisprudence of Justice AlitoAdrian Vermeule
879Justice Alito’s Free Speech JurisprudenceKeith E. Whittington
901The Elevation of Reality over Restraint in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health OrganizationKevin C. Walsh

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Volume 46 – Issue 2

Spring 2023

Symposium

Administrative Law in the States

303Learning from Laboratories of LibertyAdam J. White
307Administrative Law in the States: An Introduction to the SymposiumHon. Jeffrey S. Sutton
323The Administrative State and Separation of Powers in WisconsinHon. Brian Hagedorn
337Administrative Deference in ColoradoHon. Melissa Hart
349Georgia Judicial Deference to Executive Branch Agency Legal InterpretationsHon. Nels S.D. Peterson
361Something There is That Doesn’t Love a WallHon. Caleb Stegall
377Nondelegation in PennsylvaniaHon. David N. Wecht & Lawrence McIntyre

In Memoriam

389In Memoriam: Sen. Orrin HatchSen. Mike Lee

Articles

395“This”Cass R. Sunstein
419Keeping Our Balance: Why the Free Exercise Clause Needs Text, History, and TraditionWilliam J. Haun
457The Constraint of HistoryLorianne Updike Toler & Robert Capodilupo

Note

549The Necessary and Proper Investigatory PowerBrett Raffish

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Volume 46 – Issue 1

Winter 2023

The Federalists vs. The Anti-Federalists:

Revisiting the Founding Debates

1Were the Founders Themselves Originalists?John O. McGinnis
15The Anti-Federalists: Planting the Seeds of American Populism?Michelle M. Kundmueller
3121st Century Federalism: A View from the StatesHon. Jeffrey S. Sutton
43“Partly Federal, Partly National”: The Founders’ Middle CourseMichael McConnell
57The Original Federalist Theory of Implied PowersJohn Mikhail

Speeches

69Wither the Consumer Welfare Standard?Hon. Douglas H. Ginsburg
87The Province of LawHon. Neomi Rao

Articles

105Official Immunity at the FoundingHon. Andrew S. Oldham
135Liquidating the Independent State Legislature TheoryMichael Weingartner

Notes

221The Roberts Court’s Functionalist Turn in Administrative LawThomas A. Koenig & Benjamin R. Pontz
257The Meaning of “Public Meaning”: An Originalist Dilemma Embodied by Mahanoy Area School DistrictFrances Williamson

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Volume 45 – Issue 3

Summer 2022

Essay

773A Congressional Review Act for the Major Questions DoctrineChristopher J. Walker

Articles

795Alexander Hamilton, the Nondelegation Doctrine, and the Creation of the United StatesAditya Bamzai
837Private Delegation Outside of Executive SupervisionJennifer L. Mascott

Adapted Brief

927Equal Protection and the Unborn Child: A Dobbs BriefJohn Finnis & Robert P. George

Notes and Case Comments

1033A Standoff: Havens Realty v. Coleman Tester Standing and TransUnion v. Ramirez in the Circuit CourtsCatherine Cole
1057The Constitutionality of For-Cause Removal Protections for Inspectors GeneralAri Spitzer
1077TransUnion v. Ramirez: Levels of Generality and Originalist AnalogiesJason Altabet

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Volume 45 – Issue 2

Spring 2022

Essay

481Restoring States’ Rights & Adhering to Cooperative Federalism in Environmental PolicySenator Kevin Cramer

Remembrance

503In Remembrance of Barbara K. OlsonTed Olson

Articles

523The Horseless Carriage of Constitutional Interpretation: Corpus Linguistics and the Meaning of “Direct Taxes” in Hylton v. United StatesHon. John K. Bush & A.J. Jeffries
571Harm and Hegemony: The Decline of Free Speech in the United StatesJonathan Turley

Notes and Case Comments

703Political Nonexpenditures: “Defunding Boycotts” as Pure SpeechHunter Pearl
731The Ordinary Lawyer Corpus: The Federalist Papers ApproachSamantha Thorne
761Quick Look Review as a New Path to Salvation: NCAA v. Alston, 141 S. Ct. 2141 (2021)Rogan Feng

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Volume 45 – Issue 1

Winter 2022

International Law and U.S. Foreign Policy

1The Importance of the Legislature: International Law, Foreign Policy, and Article One PowersSenator Mike Lee
17Trade and Sovereignty: What You Can See By LookingRonald A. Cass
31Myths and Realities of Global GovernanceOona A. Hathaway
55The Democratic Limits of International Human Rights LawJohn O. McGinnis
69On Unilateral Presidential War PowersJohn Yoo

Speech

83Remarks to the 2020 Federalist Society National Lawyers ConventionThe Honorable Samuel A. Alito Jr.

Essay

103Myths of Common Good ConstitutionalismConor Casey & Adrian Vermeule

Articles

147Overbroad Injunctions Against Speech (Especially in Libel and Harassment Cases)Eugene Volokh
257Lower Court OriginalismRyan C. Williams

Notes and Case Comments

349The Future of Judicial Deference to the Commentary of the United States Sentencing GuidelinesJohn S. Acton
407Arbitrary Property Interference During a Global Pandemic and BeyondBrett Raffish
465A Ministerial Exception for All Seasons: Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru, 140 S. Ct. 2049 (2020)Jason J. Muehlhoff

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