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Contents (All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.)
Foreword
- Roger Pilon, “Is the Court Any Longer Constrained by
the Constitution?” (10 pp, 86 kb)
Introduction
- Ilya Shapiro, Introduction (8 pp, 83 kb)
Annual B. Kenneth Simon Lecture
- Janice Rogers Brown, “The Once and Future First Amendment” (14 pp, 117 kb)
International Law and the War on Terror
- Eric A. Posner, “Boumediene and the Uncertain March
of Judicial Cosmopolitanism” (24 pp, 175 kb)
- David D. Cole, “Rights over Borders: Transnational
Constitutionalism and Guantanamo Bay” (16 pp, 127 kb)
- Ilya Shapiro, “Medellín v. Texas and the Ultimate Law
School Exam” (42 pp, 333 kb)
Revisiting the First, Second, and Fourth Amendments
- Erik S. Jaffe, “It’s My Party—Or Is It?
First Amendment Problems Arising
from the Mixed Role of Political Parties
in Elections” (22 pp, 165 kb)
- Clark Neily, “District of Columbia v. Heller:
The Second Amendment Is Back, Baby” (34 pp, 218 kb)
- Edward J. Loya Jr., “Judicial Supremacy and Federalism:
A Closer Look at Danforth and Moore” (28 pp, 203 kb)
Labor Law and Free Speech
- William J. Kilberg and Jennifer J. Schulp, “Chamber of Commerce v. Brown:
Protecting Free Debate on Unionization” (28 pp, 189 kb)
The Business of the Court
- A. C. Pritchard, “Stoneridge Investment Partners v.
Scientific-Atlanta:
The Political Economy of Securities
Class Action Reform” (40 pp, 194 kb)
- Daniel E. Troy and Rebecca K. Wood, “Federal Preemption at the
Supreme Court” (28 pp, 215 kb)
- Richard P. Bress, Michael J. Gergen, & Stephanie S. Lim, “A Deal Is Still a Deal:
Morgan Stanley Capital Group
v. Public Utility District No. 1” (30 pp, 217 kb)
- F. Scott Kieff, “Quanta v. LG Electronics:
Frustrating Patent Deals by Taking
Contracting Options off the Table?” (16 pp, 126 kb)
Looking Ahead
- Thomas C. Goldstein and Ben Winograd, “October Term 2008” (28 pp, 189 kb)
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