After McCutcheon
The decision will likely help the political parties regain some power
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Commentaries
The Practical Consequences of McCutcheon
The decision leaves our campaign finance system largely undisturbed
Vol. 127 No. 8
Dismissing Deterrence
The VRAA's proposed preclearance regime would still be vulnerable to attack
Vol. 127 No. 6
Voting Rights Law and Policy in Transition
Activists ought not settle for the valiant but modest VRAA
Vol. 127 No. 6
Good Cause Requirements for Carrying Guns in Public
Should any reason for wanting a gun be good enough?
Vol. 127 No. 6
Does the Second Amendment Protect Firearms Commerce?
Defending the right to sell and trade arms
Vol. 127 No. 6
The Second Amendment as a Normal Right
Ruling out ad hoc interest-balancing
Vol. 127 No. 6
Peruta, the Home-Bound Second Amendment, and Fractal Originalism
A critique of strictly originalist Second Amendment jurisprudence
Vol. 127 No. 6
Undue Burdens in Texas
Vol. 127 No. 4
In 2007 and 2008, I spent about six weeks living on a visitor’s chair in my mother’s hospital room, where she was being treated...
In Abortion Litigation, It’s the Facts that Matter
Vol. 127 No. 4
The undue burden standard has become a double standard in the evaluation of abortion restrictions. Courts demand from plaintiffs fact-intensive proof that an abortion...