In Print

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• Articles & Essays

  Tort Law in a World of Scarce Compensatory Resources

  • Mark A. Geistfeld*
  • Published: October, 2025
  • Volume 124, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Good Cause for Goodness’ Sake: A New Approach to Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking

  • Hazel Rosenblum-Sellers*
  • Published: October, 2025
  • Volume 124, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  Citizen Shareholders: The State as a Fiduciary in International Investment Law

  • Eleanor L. Thompson*
  • Published: October, 2025
  • Volume 124, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  The Imposition of Constitutional Rights

  • Alvin Padilla-Babilonia*
  • Published: May, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 7
• Notes & Comments

  All the President’s Men: Congressional Appointment Restrictions at the Founding

  • Nicholas Holmes* & Eric Walker**
  • Published: May, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 7
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Truth, Fiction, and Abolition

  • Xiao Wang* & Samuel Weiss**
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Invention of the Judicial Administrative State

  • Marin K. Levy*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Constitutional Iconoclasm

  • Andrew J. Lanham*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Exorcising Hobbes’s Ghost: A Future for Constitutional and International Law

  • Monica Hakimi*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Some Realism About Originalism

  • William J. Novak*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Constitutional Failure

  • Erwin Chemerinsky*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6
• Late Classics Revisited

  Nanaboozhoo Died for Your Sins

  • Matthew L.M. Fletcher*
  • Published: April, 2025
  • Volume 123, Issue 6