Submissions from 2003
The Little Red Schoolhouse: Pierce, State Monopoly of Education and the Politics of Intolerance, Paula Abrams
The Marbury of 1803 and the Modern Marbury, Sylvia Snowiss
The Myth of the Neutral Amicus: American Courts and Their Friends, 1790-1890, Stuart Banner
The Office of the Oath, Patrick O. Gudridge
The Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 and the Commerce Clause, Allan Ides
What Are the Facts of Marbury v. Madison?, Sanford Levinson and Jack M. Balkin
Submissions from 2002
Against (Constitutional) Settlement, Brannon P. Denning
An Analysis of the Federal Constitutional Right to Same-Sex Marriage, Mark Strasser
Carnival of Mirrors: Laurence Tribe's "Unbearable Wrongness", Nelson Lund
Certain Illusions About Speech: Why the Free-Speech Critique of Hostile Work Environment Harassment Is Wrong, Miranda Oshige McGowan
Compelling Lessons in the First Amendment, Wilson Huhn
Constitutionalism in an Age of Speed, William E. Scheuerman
Desperately Seeking Serenity, Steven D. Smith
"Equal Protection, My Ass!"? Bush v. Gore and Laurence Tribe's Hall of Mirrors, Nelson Lund
Executive Power in Youngstown's Shadows, Patricia L. Bellia
How Many Judges Does It Take to Make a Supreme Court?, John V. Orth
Keeping Legal History "Legal" and Judicial Activism in Perspective: A Reply to Richard Pildes, Charles A. Heckman
Keeping Legal History Meaningful, Richard H. Pildes
Lost at the Equal Protection Carnival: Nelson Lund's Carnival of Mirrors, Laurence H. Tribe
Playing Without a Referee: Congress, the President, and Foreign Affairs, Daniel A. Farber
Practical Judging, Brian H. Bix
Searching for the False Shout of "Fire", L. A. Scot Powe
Separation Rhetoric and Its Relevance, Adam M. Samaha
Smokey and the Bandit in Cyberspace: The Dormant Commerce Clause, the Twenty-First Amendment, and State Regulation of Internet Alcohol Sales, Brannon P. Denning
The King & I, Jonathan Kahn
The Law and Large Numbers, Paul H. Edelman
The Price of Experience: The Constitution After September 11, 2001, J. Gregory Sidak
The Republican Monarchy Revisited, Adam Tomkins
The Smug Satisfaction of the Media Mentioned, Stephen Presser
The Steel Seizure Case and Inherent Presidential Power, David Gray Adler
The Steel Seizure Case: One of a Kind?, Neal Devins and Louis Fisher
The Unbearable Wrongness of Bush v. Gore, Laurence H. Tribe
Voter's Intent and Its Discontents, John Copeland Nagle
Washington, Patton, Schwarzkopf and ... Ashcroft?, Michael Herz
Youngstown Goes to War, Michael Stokes Paulsen
Youngstown: Pages from the Book of Disquietude, Philip Bobbitt
Submissions from 2001
"Another Thing Needful": Exploring Emotions in Law, Neal Feigenson
Book Review of Division and Discord: The Supreme Court Under Stone and Vinson, 1941-1953, L. A. Scot Powe
Bush v. Gore: Looking at Baker v. Carr in a Conservative Mirror, Robert J. Pushaw Jr.
Controlling Precedent: Congressional Regulation of Judicial Decision-Making, Gary Lawson
Economic Activity as a Proxy for Federalism: Intuition and Reason in United States v. Morrison, Allan Ides
E Pluribus Unum?, Daniel A. Farber
Getting to Know Harlan: A New Approach to Judicial Biography?, James A. Thomson
Green Eggs and Legislation, Michael Stokes Paulsen
Lawson's Awesome (Also Wrong, Some), Michael Stokes Paulsen
Making Sense of Dale, David McGowan
Michelman, Brennan, and Democratic Theory, David Lay Williams
"Nor Long Remember", Daniel A. Farber
Of Judicial Supremacy and Academic Inadequacy, Scott C. Idleman
Rating the Presidents of the United States, 1789-2000: A Survey of Scholars in Political Science, History, and Law, James Lindgren and Steven G. Calabresi
Requiem for Hercules, Edward B. Foley
The "Bermuda Triangle?" the Cert Pool and Its Influence Over the Supreme Court's Agenda, Barbara Palmer
The Commerce Clause, the Political Question Doctrine, and Morrison, Ronald D. Rotunda
The Marbury Mystery: Why Did William Marbury Sue in the Supreme Court?, Susan Low Bloch
The People's Forest and Levy's Trees: Popular Sovereignty and the Origins of the Bill of Rights, Brian C. Kalt
The Supreme Court and the Brethren, David J. Garrow
The Supreme Nonet, Thomas E. Baker
The Virtues of Presidential Government: Why Professor Ackerman Is Wrong to Prefer the German to the U.S. Constitution, Steven G. Calabresi
The Warren Court and American Politics: An Impressionistic Appreciation, Roger K. Newman
True God of the Next Justice, J. Gregory Sidak
"Uniform Throughout the United States": Limits on Taxing as Limits on Spending, Laurence Claus
Were There Adequate State Grounds in Bush v. Gore?, Michael L. Wells
What Does the Second Amendment Restrict?: A Collective Rights Analysis, Carl T. Bogus
Why the Eleventh Amendment Always Matters, Even When Transaction Costs Are Zero: A Reply to Professor Farber, Neil S. Siegel
Why the Supreme Court Should Not Have Decided the Presidential Election of 2000, Jesse H. Choper
Submissions from 2000
A Comparative Constitutional Law Canon?, John E. Finn and Donald P. Kommers
Aim Globally, Martin S. Flaherty
Book Review of Rights and Responsibilities, Evan Tsen Lee
Brown's Promise, Blaine's Legacy, Richard W. Garnet
Capturing the Canon, Jerome A. Barron
Chasing the Canon: A Tail's View Of, and Requests To, the Dog, John E. Nowak
Constitutional Law's Loose Canon: Are We Running Software Without an Operating System?, Donald E. Lively
Defending Judicial Supremacy: A Reply, Larry Alexander and Frederick Schauer
Democracy, Anti-Democracy, and the Canon, Richard H. Pildes
Does "Practicality" Have a Place in the "Canon of Constitutional Law"?, Russell L. Weaver
Dworkin as an Originalist, Jeffrey Goldsworthy
Fictional Documentaries and Truthful Fictions: The Death Penalty in Recent American Film, David R. Dow
Is the Miranda Caselaw Really Inconsistent? A Proposed of Fifth Amendment Synthesis, Donald Dripps
Is There a Canon of Constitutional History?, William M. Wiecek
Liberalism Lost, Daniel A. Farber
On Case Books and Canons or Why Bob Jones University Will Never Be Part of the Constitutional Law Canon, Neal Devins
Presidential Impeachment: The Original Misunderstanding, John V. Orth
Shrink Missouri, Campaign Finance, and "The Thing that Frederick Schauer Wouldn't Leave", Richard L. Hasen
Sovereignty Studies in Constitutional Law: A Comment, T. Alexander Aleinikoff
That Sick Chicken Won't Hunt: The Limits of a Judicially Enforced Non-Delegation Doctrine, George I. Lovell
The Black Holes of American Constitutional Law, Eric J. Segall
The Canon and the Constitution Outside the Courts, Sotirios A. Barber and James E. Fleming
The Canon(s) of Constitutional Law: An Introduction, Mark Tushnet
The Canons of Constitutional Law: Teaching with a Political- Historical Framework, Louis Fisher
The Case for Including Marks v. United States in the Canon of Constitutional Law, Maxwell L. Stearns
The Constitutional Canon: The Challenge Posed by a Transitional Constitutionalism, Ruti Teitel
The Day After: Do We Need a "Twenty-Eighth Amendment?", Joel B. Grossman and David A. Yalof
The Fourteenth Amendment and Native American Citizenship, Earl M. Maltz
The Integration of Theory and Practice in Teaching Structural Issues in Constitutional Law, Daan Braveman and William Banks
The Limits of Gaylaw, Dale Carpenter
The Ordinary, the Exceptional, the Corrupt, and the Moral: What Did the Impeachment of Bill Clinton Mean for America and Americans?, Stephen B. Presser
