Issue 1
Articles
- How Dykes on Bikes Got It Right: Procedural Inequities Inherent in the Trademark Office’s Review of Disparaging Trademarks by Jessica M. Kiser
- Tribal Court Convictions and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Respect for Tribal Courts and Tribal People in Federal Sentencing by Barbara Creel
- Earth Jurisprudence and the Story of Oil: Intergenerational Justice for the Post-Petroleum Period by Judith E. Koons
- Healthcare Reform’s Mandatory Medical Loss Ratio: Constitutionality, Policy, and Implementation by Wesley D. Markham
Comments & Notes
- Desperate Times Don’t Always Call for Desperate Measures: Professional Engineers v. Schwarzenegger Through the Lens of the Contract Clause by Rachel Moroski
- Replacement Justice on the United States Supreme Court: The Use of Temporary Justices to Resolve the Recusal Conundrum by Noah M. Schubert
- Out of the Shadows, Into the Light: Preventing Workplace Discrimination Against Medical Marijuana Users by Elizabeth Hurwitz
Issue 2
Articles
- The Limits of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission: Analytical and Practical Reasons Why the Sky Is Not Falling by James Bopp, Jr. & Kaylan Lytle Phillips
- We the Corporations?: The Constitutionality of Limitations on Corporate Electoral Speech After Citizens United by Jessica A. Levinson
- Constitutionalizing Corruption: Citizens United, Its Conceptions of Political Corruption, and the Implications for Judicial Elections Campaigns by Ofer Raban
- Retention Elections 2.010 by James Sample
- A New Transparency: How to Ensure Disclosure from “Mixed-Purpose” Groups After Citizens United by Tara Malloy
- Expressive Rights for Shareholders After Citizens United? by Reza Dibadj
- I Went Down to the Crossroads: Lifting the Blindfold About the Origin of 501(c)(4) Political Advertisements by Andrew C. Byrnes & Cortlin H. Lennin
- Shareholder-Authorized Corporate Political Spending in the United Kingdom by Ciara Torres-Spelliscy & Kathy Vogel
Issue 3
Articles
- Twenty-Five to Life for Adolescent Mistakes: Juvenile Strikes as Cruel and Unusual Punishment by Beth Caldwell
- At-Will Employment: The Arc of Justice Bends Towards the Doctrine’s Rejection by Donald C. Carroll
- California’s Proposition 19: Selective Prohibition and Equal Basic Liberties by Martin D. Carcieri
- “Judicial Hyperactivity” in the Federal Circuit: An Empirical Study by Ted L. Field
Comments & Notes
- Assessing the First Amendment as a Defense for Wikileaks and Other Publishers of Previously Undisclosed Government Information by Janelle Allen
- Brady is the Problem: Wrongful Convictions and the Case for “Open File” Criminal Discovery by Brian Gregory
- Invisible Behind a Bandana: U-Visa Solution for Sexual Harassment of Female Farmworkers by Juliana Garcia
Issue 4
Articles
- Judicial Magic: The Use of Dicta as Equitable Remedy by Foster Calhoun Johnson
- Reasserting Its Constitutional Role: Congress’ Power to Independently Terminate a Treaty by David “Dj” Wolff
- Tenth Amendment Challenges After Bond v. United States by Scott G. Thompson & Christopher Klimmek
- Negotiating a New Legal Landscape: The Advent of Follow-on Biologics by Candice Decaire, John McDonland, Ph. D., Cynthia Rothschild, Ph. D., Kathryn Wade, Ph. D. & Alyson Wooten, Pharm. D.
Comments & Notes
- Presumed Sapient: A Proposed Test for the Constitutional Personhood and Patentability of Human-Animal Chimeras and Hybrids by Eric Zylstra
- Out of the Mud: Moving Past Environmental Defense Fund v. East Bay Municipal Utility District Toward Finding a Duty to Produce Recycled Water by Hilary Jones Gibson
- Regulation of Drugs: A Death Sentence for the Terminally Ill? by Priya Brandes