Volume 37

Issue 3

The Federalist Society National Lawyers’ Convention—2013 Textualism and the Role of Judges
705	Beyond Textualism: Why Originalist Theory Must Apply Beyond General Principles of Interpretation to Constitutional Law	Richard A. Epstein
721	Textualism and the Bill of Rights	Nadine Strossen
729	Textualism and District of Columbia v. Heller	Eugene Volokh
737	The Limits of Textualism in Interpreting the Confrontation Clause	Stephanos Bibas
Thirteenth Annual Barbara K. Olson Memorial Lecture
743	Law’s Irony	Hon. Neil M. Gorsuch
Articles
757	Bulk Metadata Collection: Statutory and Constitutional Considerations	Laura K. Donohue
901	The Legality of the National Security Agency’s Bulk Data Surveillance Programs	John Yoo
931	The New Private-Regulation Skepticism: Due Process, Non-Delegation, and Antitrust Challenges	Alexander Volokh
1009	The Empty Promise of Behavioral Antitrust	Alan Devlin & Michael Jacobs
1065	Strict Liability Offenses, Incarceration, and the Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause	Paul J. Larkin, Jr.
1123	What’s the Point of Originalism?	Donald L. Drakeman
Notes
1151	Neither “Ministerial” nor an “Exception”: The Ministerial Exception in Light of Hosanna-Tabor
1171	Duty or Dignity? Competing Approaches to the Free Exercise Rights of For-Profit Corporations

Issue 2

Executive Discretion and the Rule of Law
377	Take Care Now: Stare Decisis and the President’s Duty to Defend Acts of Congress	Curt A. Levey & Kenneth A. Klukowski
425	Regulatory and Quasi-Regulatory Activity Without OMB and Cost-Benefit Review	John D. Graham & Cory R. Liu
447	Responding to Agency Avoidance of OIRA	Nina A. Mendelson & Jonathan B. Wiener
523	Agency Discretion as “Whac-a-Mole”: The Challenge of Restricting Agency Use of Nonlegislative Rules	Stuart Shapiro
553	“Agency Threats” and the Rule of Law: An Offer You Can’t Refuse	Jerry Brito
579	Sue, Settle, and Shut Out the States: Destroying the Environmental Benefits of Cooperative Federalism	Henry N. Butler & Nathaniel J. Harris
Speech
629	Don’t Mess With Texas Judges: In Praise of the State Judiciary	Hon. Jennifer Walker Elrod
Notes
653	Building on Executive Order 13,636 to Encourage Information Sharing for Cybersecurity Purposes
677	Detainment Power: The Limits of the President’s Power to Suspend Habeas Corpus During Military Conflicts
Recent Developments
695	Rules versus Standards in City of Arlington v. FCC, 132 S. Ct. 1421 (2012)

Issue 1

The Thirty-Second Annual Federalist Society National Student Symposium on Law and Public Policy—2013 The Federal Leviathan: Is There Any Area of Modern Life to Which Federal Government Power Does Not Extend?
I. Crony Capitalism
5	CRONY CAPITALISM: RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW	Jonathan R. Macey
II. Environmental and Property Laws
13	THE LEGITIMATE REACH OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION	Lynn E. Blais
23	MODERN ENVIRONMENTALISTS OVERREACH: A PLEA FOR UNDERSTANDING BACKGROUND COMMON LAW PRINCIPLES	Richard A. Epstein
41	AGAINST THE EPA, ABSURDITY IS NO DEFENSE	Jeremy A. Rabkin
III. Federalization of Criminal Law
51	INTENT-OPTIONAL CRIMINAL STATUTES: A PLEA FOR REFORM, AND A NOTE OF CAUTION TO REFORMERS	William G. Otis
57	THE FEDERAL CRIMINAL “CODE”: RETURN OF OVERFEDERALIZATION	Julie Rose O’Sullivan
IV. Limitations Attached to Federal Money
71	THE SPENDING POWER AFTER NFIB V. SEBELIUS	Lynn A. Baker
83	COERCION, CONDITIONS, AND COMMANDEERING: A BRIEF NOTE ON THE MEDICAID HOLDING OF NFIB V. SEBELIUS	Michael S. Greve
93	VIVA CONDITIONAL FEDERAL SPENDING!	Samuel R. Bagenstos
V. Civil Rights
103	THE SUPREME COURT’S PERVERSION OF THE 1964 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT	Lino A. Graglia
113	THE ODD EVOLUTION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS STATE	R. Shep Melnick
Intellectual Diversity and the Legal Academy
137	INTELLECTUAL DIVERSITY IN THE LEGAL ACADEMY	Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz
145	THE UNEASY CASE FOR INTELLECTUAL DIVERSITY	Michael Stokes Paulsen
165	TOWARD IMPROVED INTELLECTUAL DIVERSITY IN LAW SCHOOLS	George W. Dent, Jr.
179	LEGAL ACADEMIA AND THE BLINDNESS OF THE ELITES	Paul Campos
187	HOW THE LAW SCHOOL CAN SUCCEED—AN INVITATION	Sherif Girgis
Articles
199	THE ORIGINS AND MEANING OF “VACANCIES THAT MAY HAPPEN DURING THE RECESS” IN THE CONSTITUTION’S RECESS APPOINTMENTS CLAUSE	Robert G. Natelson
241	CRACK COCAINE, CONGRESSIONAL INACTION, AND EQUAL PROTECTION	Paul J. Larkin, Jr.
295	COMPLETE DIVERSITY AND THE CLOSING OF THE FEDERAL COURTS	Charles J. Cooper & Howard C. Nielson, Jr.
Note
329	LOOKING BACK TO LOOK FORWARD: REEXAMINING THE APPLICATION OF THE THIRD-PARTY DOCTRINE TO CONVEYED PARTIES
Recent Developments
347	THE RETURN OF CLASSICAL POLITICAL QUESTION DOCTRINE IN ZIVOTOFSKY EX REL. ZIVOTOFSKY V. CLINTON, 132 S. CT. 1421 (2012)
363	A “[NON]ESSENTIAL LIMIT ON OUR POWER”: STANDING DOCTRINE AND JUDICIAL RESTRAINT IN HOLLINGSWORTH V. PERRY, 133 S. CT. 2652 (2013)