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The Water District and the State

them cannot participate in water district elections. Even if they could participate, many of them live across borders from the government entities that

The New Law of the Child

privacy; and participation in civic life. Once articulated, these broader interests lay the foundation for a radical reconceptualization of the field of

Giving the Constitution to the Courts

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The Origins of the Elected Prosecutor

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Repairing the Irreparable: Revisiting the Federalism Decisions of the Burger Court

they were more attuned to policy outcomes and the real-world consequences of their decisions than may typically be assumed. Above all, the papers reveal

Race, the Academy, and The Constitution of the War on Drugs

the criminalization of personal drug use in the home interfered with their constitutional right to privacy. They further argued that criminalization

Introduction to the Special Issue on the Law of the Territories

the sovereignty of their governments. Debates about these and various other topics relevant to the territories have often taken place in the courts

Forum: Economists in the Room at the SEC

precisely directed. John Coates and many others sound a call for change at the SEC. This Essay attempts to defend the thesis that the change they’ve been

Forum: The Fourth Amendment in the Information Age

in information they voluntarily expose to the telephone company. If the so-called “third-party doctrine” of Smith governed this case, then there was no

Forum: At the Front of the Train: Justice Thomas Reexamines the Administrative State

that if their case reaches the Supreme Court, they cannot count on Justice Thomas deferring to the agency’s view. From the outset, any litigants