Contents (All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.)

Foreword

1. Roger Pilon, “The Roberts Court Emerges: Restrained or Active?” (14 pp, 73 kb)

Introduction

2. Mark K. Moller, Introduction (6 pp, 47 kb)

Annual B. Kenneth Simon Lecture

3. Danny J. Boggs, “Challenges to the Rule of Law: Or, Quod Licet Jovi Non Licet Bovi” (16 pp, 84 kb)

Constitutional Remedies

4. Laurence H. Tribe, “Death By a Thousand Cuts: Constitutional Wrongs Without Remedies After Wilkie v. Robbins” (54 pp, 234 kb)

Campaign Finance and Free Speech

5. Lillian R. BeVier, “First Amendment Basics Redux: Buckley v. Valeo to FEC v. Wisconsin Right to Life” (38 pp, 164 kb)



6. Erik S. Jaffe, “When Easy Cases Make Bad Law: Washington v. WEA and Davenport v. WEA” (18 pp, 90 kb)



7. Hans Bader, “Bong Hits for Jesus: the First Amendment Takes a Hit” (34 pp, 282 kb)

Federalism And Separation Of Powers

8. Brannon P. Denning, “Gonzales v. Carhart: An Alternate Opinion” (26 pp, 118 kb)



9. Andrew P. Morriss, “Litigating to Regulate: Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency” (22 pp, 108 kb)



10. Robert Corn-Revere, “Narrow Issue of Taxpayer Standing Highlights Wide Divisions Among the Justices” (24 pp, 111 kb)

Equal Protection

11. Samuel Estreicher, “The Non-Preferment Principle and the "Racial Tiebreaker" Cases” (12 pp, 74 kb)

Markets And The Law

12. G. Marcus Cole, “Protecting Consumers From Consumer Protection: Watters v. Wachovia Bank” (26 pp, 126 kb)



13. Thomas A. Lambert, “Weyerhaeuser and the Search for Antitrust's Holy Grail” (38 pp, 260 kb)



14. Michael I. Krauss, “Punitive Damages and the Supreme Court: A Tragedy in Five Acts” (20 pp, 103 kb)

Looking Forward

15. Glenn Harlan Reynolds, “Looking Ahead: October Term 2007” (20 pp, 230 kb)