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Taking the Court at Its Word: How Advocates Adapt When the Supreme Court Says No

Safeena L. Mecklai

Answering the Lochner Objection: Substantive Due Process and the Role of Courts in a Democracy

Douglas NeJaime, Reva B. Siegel

Black on Black Representation

Alexis Hoag

Simplistic Structure and History in Seila Law

Sasha W. Boutilier

Parsing Partisanship and Punishment: An Approach to Partisan Gerrymandering and Race

Janai Nelson

Fostering Discrimination: Religious Exemption Laws in Child Welfare and the LGBTQ Community

Adrianne M. Spoto

The Continued Relevance of the Equal Access Theory of Apportionment

J. Colin Bradley

Battle Lines/Ballot Lines: Democracy Stabilization and Election Administration

Joseph Krakoff

A Poll Tax by Another Name: Considering the Constitutionality of Conditioning Naturalization and the “Right to Have Rights” on an Ability to Pay

John Harland Giammatteo

Congress’s Article III Power and the Process of Constitutional Change

Christopher Jon Sprigman