Volume 83, Issue 1

Nov 15

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Reflections on Stare Decisis

Judge Joseph A. Greenaway, Jr.

The Use and Limits of Longstanding Practice in Constitutional Law

Spencer G. Livingstone

Death Drop: The Roberts Court, Legitimacy, and the Future of Democracy in the United States

Julie Novkov

The Unfinished Masterpiece: Compulsion and the Evolving Jurisprudence Over Free Speech

Jonathan Turley

Schmooze Essays

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The Lincoln-Douglas(s) Debates and the Problem of Constitutional Evil

Mark A. Graber

Who Are the True Heirs of Lincoln and Douglas?

Rogers M. Smith

“I Shall Not Forget or Entirely Forsake Politics on the Bench”: Abraham Lincoln, Dred Scott, and the Political Culture of the Judiciary in the 1850s

Rachel A. Shelden

Original Intent, Racial Equality, and the Conundrums of “Colorblindness”

Jeffrey D. Hoagland & Vinay Harpalani

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Douglass, Lincoln, and Douglas Before Dred Scott: A Few Thoughts on Freedom, Equality, and Affirmative Action

Henry L. Chambers, Jr.

Frederick Douglass as Constitutionalist

Jack M. Balkin & Sanford Levinson

Lincoln, Douglass, Fugitive Slave Law, and Constitutional Evil

Robinson Woodward-Burns

What to the Nation is the American Soldier? Shifting Conceptions of Service, Rights, and Belonging in the Civil War

Julie Novkov

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“Our Constitution . . . Should Be Read by Intelligent and Patriotic Men”: A Statistical Analysis of Constitutional Rhetoric

William D. Blake

A Meditation on the Thirteenth Amendment and Constitutional Redemption

Darrell A.H. Miller

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