Volume 1, Issue 2

FIGHTERS, CLIMBERS, AND THE WAR FOR THE JUDICIARY by Hon. James C. Ho

REVIEWING THE THREE TRUMP APPOINTEES: EX ANTE AND EX POST by Josh Blackman

CONTINUITY OVER CONFORMITY: THE CASE FOR HARVARD’S RIGHT TO CONSIDER LEGACY STATUS IN ADMISSIONS by Adam Kissel & Allen Mendenhall 

UNFINISHED WORK SO NOBLY ADVANCED: “FINISHING THE HAT,” A “MORE PERFECT” UNION, “BECOMING” A CHRISTIAN, AND THE CONTINUAL PRACTICE OF LAW by Christian Ketter

ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM by Barry Latzer & Matthew Demchsak 

NARROWLY TAILORED AND BACK AGAIN: AN AMENDMENT’S TALE – FROM YODER TO SMITH AND BACK AGAIN by Robert Badman

JUDGES DESERVE NEUTRAL DECISIONMAKERS TOO by Sean Keller

FINDING A FUNCTIONAL FRAMEWORK: AN ORIGINALIST ANALYSIS OF QUALIFIED IMMUNITY by Jonathan Voos

Volume 1, Issue 1

SINGLE-MINDED CRITICISM OF SINGLE JUDGE DIVISIONS by Senator Mitch McConnell

FORUM SHOPPING, FORUM SHAMING, AND THE FEAR OF BEING BOOED by Hon. James C. Ho

WELCOME TO FORT WORTH by Hon. Reed O’Connor

BILATERAL JUDICIAL REFORM by Josh Blackman

CIVIC FRIENDSHIP IN THE POSTMODERN POLIS by Joshua Craddock

CRITICAL THEORIES, JUSTICE, AND THE RULE OF
LAW by Adam J. MacLeod

THE CONSERVATIVE CASE FOR FINES AND FEES REFORM by William R. Maurer

TOWARDS A RETURN TO CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT by Nikolai G. Wenzel & Allen Mendenhall

STILL ONE STEP TOO MANY by Michael P. Bitgood

REBUTTING THE FIT-PARENT PRESUMPTION by Meagan Corser