Volume 43

Issue 3

Essays
605	The Role of the Executive	William P. Barr
633	Civic Charity and the Constitution	Thomas B. Griffith
Articles
645	Sixth Amendment Federalism	Louis J. Capozzi III
733	Taking Another Look at the Call on the Field: Roe, Chief Justice Roberts, and Stare Decisis	Thomas J. Molony
Note
815	Death Qualification and the Right to Trial by Jury: An Originalist Assessment	Douglas Colby

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Issue 2

2019 Federalist Society Symposium The Second Amendment in the New Supreme Court
319	The Second Amendment and the Spirit of the People	Renée Lettow Lerner
331	The Right to Bear Arms: For Me, But Not for Thee?	Stephen P. Halbrook
347	The Surprisingly Strong Originalist Case for Public Carry Laws	Jonathan E. Taylor
357	“Assault Weapon” Bans: Unconstitutional Laws for a Made-up Category of Firearms	Mark W. Smith
375	Comments on Assault Weapons, the Right to Arms, and the Right to Live	Jonathan E. Lowy
Articles
387	On the Basis of Identity: Redefining “Sex” in Civil Rights Law and Faulty Accounts of “Discrimination”	Ryan T. Anderson
425	Property, Privacy, and Justice Gorsuch’s Expansive Fourth Amendment Originalism	Nicholas A. Kahn-Fogel
477	Do Platforms Kill?	Michal Lavi
Note
575	The Senate vs. the Law: Challenging Qualification Statutes Through Senate Confirmation	Eli Nachmany

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Issue 1

Thirty-Eighth Annual Federalist Society National Student Symposium The Resurgence of Economic Liberty
1	Three Keys to the Original Meaning of the Privileges or Immunities Clause	Randy E. Barnett
13	Is the Federal Judicial Cure for Protectionism Worse than the Disease?	Roderick Hills
23	The Perils of Civil Asset Forfeiture	Erik Luna
31	Economic Liberty and Criminal Justice	Beth A. Colgan
45	Turning Entrepreneurs into Outlaws	Christina Sandefur
59	Bitcoin’s Nature and Its Future	John O. McGinnis
67	The Constitutional Bedrock of Due Process	Allan Ides
77	Are States Protecting Economic Liberty?	Dana Berliner
Articles
85	Are Criminals Bad or Mad? Premeditated Murder, Mental Illness, and Kahler v. Kansas	Paul J. Larkin, Jr. & GianCarlo Canaparo
155	The Conscience of Corporations and the Right Not to Speak	William E. Lee
213	Consent of the Governed: A Constitutional Norm that the Court Should Substantially Enforce	David Schoenbrod
Note
815	Counteracting Marbury: Using the Exceptions Clause to Overrule Supreme Court Precedent	Brian Kulp

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