Amy Barrett

• A Theory of Procedural Common Law
• The Supervisory Power of the Supreme Court
• Statutory Stare Decisis in the Courts of Appeals

Matthew J. Barrett

• "Tax Services" as a Trojan Horse in the Auditor Independence Provisions of Sarbanes-Oxley
• Enron and Andersen - What Went Wrong and Why Similar Audit Failures Could Happen Again
• New Opportunities for Obtaining and Using Litigation Reserves and Disclosures
• Opportunities for Obtaining and Using Litigation Reserves and Disclosures
• Enron, Accounting and Lawyers
• Practicing What We Teach - A Call for Progressive Church Taxes
• The SEC and Accounting, in Part Through the Eyes of Pacioli
• The Theological Case for Progressive Taxation as Applied to Diocesan Taxes or Assessments Under Canon Law in the United States

Joseph Bauer

• Addressing the Incoherency of Judicial Interpretation of the Preemption Provision of the Copyright Act of 1976
• ANTITRUST IMPLICATIONS OF AFTERMARKETS
• Refusals to Deal with Competitors by Owners of Patents and Copyrights: Reflections on the Image Technical and Xerox Decisions

Anthony J. Bellia

• Federalism Doctrines and Abortion Cases: A Response to Professor Fallon
• The Origins of Article III “Arising Under” Jurisdiction
• State Courts and the Interpretation of Federal Statutes
• Congressional Power and State Court Jurisdiction
• State Courts and the Making of Federal Common Law
• Article III and the Cause of Action
• PROMISES, TRUST, AND CONTRACT LAW
• Federal Regulation of State Court Procedures
• Contracting with Electronic Agents

Patricia L. Bellia

• Spyware and the Limits of Surveillance Law
• The "Lone Wolf" Amendment and the Future of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Law
• Surveillance Law Through Cyberlaw's Lens
• Defending Cyberproperty
• Executive Power in Youngstown's Shadows
• Chasing Bits Across Borders

Gerard V. Bradley

• THE BLAINE AMENDMENT OF 1876: HARBINGER OF SECULARISM?

Margaret F. Brinig

• Children's Beliefs and Family Law
• The One-Size Fits All Family
• Legal Status and Effects on Children
• Best Love of the Child
• Weak Men and Disorderly Women: Divorce and the Division of Labor
• 'Unhappy Contracts': The Structure and Effect of Telecommunication Interconnection Agreements
• 'These Boots are Made for Walking': Why Most Divorce Filers are Women
• 'I Only Want Trust': Norms, Trust and Autonomy
• Does Parental Autonomy Require Equal Custody at Divorce?
• Penalty Defaults in Family Law: The Case of Child Custody
• Bargaining in the Shadow of Joint Parenting
• The Story of Mary Sue and Junior Davis
• The Public Choice of Driving Regulations
• Chapter 6 and Default Rules
• 'These Boots Are Made for Walking': A Reply
• Divorce Legal Rules and Free Spirits
• Elder Abuse Law
• The Bankruptcy Puzzle
• The Division of Labor, the New Marriage, and Marital Instability
• The Price of Virtue
• Welfare Magnets: The Race for the Top

Alejandro Camacho

• Can Regulation Evolve? Lessons from a Study in Maladaptive Management
• Mustering the Missing Voices: A Collaborative Model for Fostering Equality, Community Involvement and Adaptive Planning in Land Use Decisions
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  Installment Two

Fr. John Coughlin

• Administrative Recourse in Canon Law
• Apostolic Signatura
• The Goods of Marriage in Canon Law
• Canon Law
• Church Property: The Unity of Canon Law and Theology
• Canon Law and Constitutional Law: the First Amendment, Anthropology, Separation, and Neutrality
• Indeterminancy in Canon Law: The Refusal of Holy Communion to Catholic Public Officials

John Finnis

• On "Public Reason"
• Religion and State: Some Main Issues and Sources

Nicole Stelle Garnett

• Suburbs as Exit, Suburbs as Entrance
• Planning as Public Use?
• SAVE THE CITIES, STOP THE SUBURBS?
• WHAT A STRANGE PLACE TO PUT A CHURCH: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF “JUST COMPENSATION”
• The Public-Use Question as a Takings Problem
• UNSUBSIDIZING SUBURBIA
• Relocating Disorder
• Ordering (and Order in) the City
• Trouble Preserving Paradise
• On Castles and Commerce

Richard W. Garnett

• Religion and Group Rights: are Churches (Just) Like the Boy Scouts?
• Pluralism, Dialogue, and Freedom: Professor Robert Rodes and the Church-State Nexus
• Church, State, and the Practice of Love
• Debate: Judicial Activism and Its Critics
• "Modest Expectations"?: Civic Unity, Religious Pluralism, and Conscience
• Taking Accommodation Seriously: Religious Freedom and the O Centro Case
• THE FREEDOM OF THE CHURCH
• William H. Rehnquist: A Life Lived Greatly, and Well
• A Quiet Faith? Taxes, Politics, and the Privatization of Religion
• CHIEF JUSTICE REHNQUIST’S ENDURING, DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION
• RELIGION, DIVISION, AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
• Jaycees Reconsidered: Judge Richard S. Arnold and the Freedom of Association
• Christian Witness, Moral Anthropology, and the Death Penalty
• The Story of Henry Adams's Soul: Education and the Expression of Associations
• American Conversations With(in) Catholicism
• Assimilation, Toleration, and the State's Interest in the Development of Religious Doctrine
• Changing Minds: Proselytism, Religious Freedom, and the First Amendment
• Less is More: Justice Rehnquist, the Freedom of Speech, and Democracy
• Taking Pierce Seriously: The Family, Religious Education, and Harm to Children
• Sectarian Reflections on Lawyers' Ethics and Death Row Volunteers

Michael S. Kirsch

• Taxing Citizens in a Global Economy
• THE TAX CODE AS NATIONALITY LAW
• Alternative Sanctions and the Federal Tax Law: Symbols, Shaming, and Social Norm Management as a Substitute for Effective Tax Policy
• The Congressional Response to Corporate Expatriations: The Tension Between Symbols and Substance in the Taxation of Multinational Corporations
  

Jennifer Mason

• Congress' Power to Block Enforcement of Federal Court Orders

Lloyd H. Mayer

• Grasping Smoke: Enforcing the Ban on Political Activity By Charities
• THE MUCH MALIGNED 527 AND INSTITUTIONAL CHOICE

John Copeland Nagle

• The Evangelical Debate Over Climate Change
• The Idea of Pollution
• The Spiritual Values of Wilderness
• The Appearance of Election Law
• The Lame Ducks of Marbury
• Moral Nuisances
• Corruption, Pollution, and Politics
• The Worst Statutory Interpretation Case in History
• The Recusal Alternative to Campaign Finance Reform
• The Commerce Clause Meets the Delhi Sands Flower Loving Fly
• Playing Noah
• A Twentieth Amendment Parable
• CERCLA's Mistakes
• Corrections Day
• Newt Gingrich, Dynamic Statutory Interpreter
• Severability

Mary Ellen O'Connell

• The Ban on the Bomb—And Bombing: Iran, the U.S., and the International Law of Self-Defense
• The Counter-Reformation of the Security Council
• WHEN IS A WAR NOT A WAR? THE MYTH OF THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR
• Affirming the Ban on Coercive Interrogation
• Occupation Failures and the Legality of Armed Conflict: The Case of Iraqi Cultural Property
• The United Nations Security Council and the Authorization of Force: Renewing the Council Through Law Reform

Robert E. Rodes Jr.

• On Professors and Poor People - A Jurisprudential Memoir
• On Lawyers and Moral Discernment
• On Marriage and Metaphysics
• On the Historical School of Jurisprudence
• On Juridical Elements in Theology
• Forming an Agenda ­ Ethics and Legal Ethics
• Symposium: Legal Ethics for Government Lawyers: Straight Talk for Tough Times
• What O'Clock I Say: Juridical Epistemics and the Magisterium of the Church
• De Re and De Dicto
• Non-Representational Jurisprudence: A Centennial Reading of the 'Path of the Law'
• Social Justice and Liberation
• Pluralist Establishment: Reflections on the English Experience
• Religion and Procedure
• Greatness Thrust Upon Them: Class Biases in American Law
• On Clandestine Warfare
• The Last Days of Erastianism – Forms in the American Church-State Nexus
• Pluralist Christendom and the Christian Civil Magistrate
• The Passing of Nonsectarianism – Some Reflections on the School Prayer Case

O. Carter Snead

• Neuroimaging and the “Complexity” of Capital Punishment
• THE PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BUSH STEM CELL POLICY: A WINDOW INTO BIOETHICAL REGULATION IN THE U.S.
• TECHNOLOGY AND THE CONSTITUTION
• PREPARING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A RESPONSIBLE DEBATE ON STEM CELL RESEARCH AND HUMAN CLONING
• THE (SURPRISING) TRUTH ABOUT SCHIAVO: A DEFEAT FOR THE CAUSE OF AUTONOMY
• DYNAMIC COMPLEMENTARITY: TERRI’S LAW AND SEPARATION OF POWERS PRINCIPLES IN THE END-OF-LIFE CONTEXT

Jay Tidmarsh

• Cradled in the Declaration of Independence

Julian Velasco

• Taking Shareholder Rights Seriously
• The Fundamental Rights of the Shareholder
• Structural Bias and the Need for Substantive Review
• An Antidote to the Poison Pill: Just Do It