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• Notes & Comments

  Examining Presidential Power Through the Rubric of Equity

  • Eric A. White
  • Published: October, 2009
  • Volume 108, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Failure of a “Basic Assumption”: The Emerging Standard for Excuse Under MAE Provisions

  • Nathan Somogie
  • Published: October, 2009
  • Volume 108, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Conditions on Taking the Initiative: The First Amendment Implications of Subject Matter Restrictions on Ballot Initiatives

  • Anna Skiba-Crafts
  • Published: May, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  “Airbrushed Out of the Constitutional Canon”: The Evolving Understanding of Giles v. Harris, 1903-1925

  • Samuel Brenner
  • Published: March, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Agency, Code, or Contract: Determining Employees’ Authorization Under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

  • Katherine Mesenbring Field
  • Published: March, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 5
• Notes & Comments

  Irrelevant Oversight: “Presidential Administration” from the Standpoint of Arbitrary and Capricious Review

  • Daniel P. Rathbun
  • Published: February, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Causation or Correlation? The Impact of LULAC v. Clements on Section 2 Lawsuits in the Fifth Circuit

  • Elizabeth M. Ryan
  • Published: February, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Can Courts Repair the Crumbling Foundation of Good Citizenship? An Examination of Potential Legal Challenges to Social Studies Cutbacks in Public Schools

  • Eli Savit
  • Published: January, 2009
  • Volume 107, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  Evaluating Punishment in Purgatory: The Need to Separate Pretrial Detainees’ Conditions-of-Confinement Claims from Inadequate Eighth Amendment Analysis

  • David C. Gorlin
  • Published: January, 2009
  • Volume 108, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  A Narrow Path to Diversity: The Constitutionality of Rezoning Plans and Strategic Site Selection of Schools After Parents Involved

  • Steven T. Collis
  • Published: December, 2008
  • Volume 107, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Nothing Improper? Examining Constitutional Limits, Congressional Action, Partisan Motivation, and Pretextual Justification in the U. S. Attorney Removals

  • David C. Weiss
  • Published: November, 2008
  • Volume 107, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  Are Artificial Tans the New Cigarette? How Plaintiffs Can Use the Lessons of Tobacco Litigation in Bringing Claims Against the Indoor Tanning Industry

  • Andrea Y. Loh
  • Published: November, 2008
  • Volume 107, Issue 2