“The New Substantive Due Process”
Leah Litman- Constitutional Law
Texas Law Review
2025
“Chevron and Stare Decisis”
Christopher J. Walker- Constitutional Law
- Administrative Law
George Mason Law Review
2024
“The Right to Remove in Agency Adjudication”
Christopher J. Walker- Constitutional Law
- Administrative Law
Ohio State Law Journal
2024
“Federal Indian Law as Method”
Matthew L.M. Fletcher- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
University of Colorado Law Review
2024
“The “Bounds” of Moore: Pluralism and State Judicial Review”
Leah Litman- Constitutional Law
Yale Law Journal Forum
2024
“Channeling a Federal Right to Education through State Constitutions”
Evan H. Caminker- Constitutional Law
Journal of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity
2024
“Brief of Constitutional Law Scholars as Amici Curiae in Virginia V. Ferriero”
Catharine A. MacKinnon- Constitutional Law
Harvard Journal of Law & Gender
2024
“Sins and Omissions: Slavery and the Bill of Rights”
Richard Primus- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
Journal of American Constitutional History
2024
“Unprecedented Precedent and Original Originalism: How the Supreme Court’s Decision in Dobbs Threatens Privacy and Free Speech Rights”
Leonard M. Niehoff- Constitutional Law
Communications Lawyer
2023
“Justices May Clarify Expert Witness Confrontation Confusion”
Richard D. Friedman- Constitutional Law
Law360
2023
“States’ Duty Under the Federal Elections Clause And A Federal Right to Education”
Evan H. Caminker- Constitutional Law
Loyola University of Chicago Law Review
2023
“The Dark Matter of Federal Indian Law: The Duty of Protection”
Matthew L.M. Fletcher- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
Maine Law Review
2023
“Textualism, Judicial Supremacy, and the Independent State Legislature Theory”
Leah Litman- Constitutional Law
Wisconsin Law Review
2022
Michigan Law Review
2022
Communications Lawyer
2022
“Delegation at the Founding: A Response to the Critics”
Julian Davis Mortenson Nicholas Bagley- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
Columbia Law Review
2022
“Delegation at the Founding: A Response To The Critics”
Nicholas Bagley- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
Columbia Law Review
2022
“Preemption, Commandeering, and the Indian Child Welfare Act”
Matthew L.M. Fletcher- Constitutional Law
Wisconsin Law Review
2022
“Suspect Spheres, Not Enumerated Powers: A Guide for Leaving the Lamppost”
Richard Primus- Constitutional Law
Michigan Law Review
2021
Fordham Law Review
2021
“A Plea for Proportionality: A reply to Yun-chien Chang and Xin Dai”
Anne Peters- International and Comparative Law
- Constitutional Law
- Human Rights
International Journal of Constitutional Law
2021
“Constitutional Theories of International Organisations: Beyond the West”
Anne Peters- International and Comparative Law
- Constitutional Law
Chinese Journal of International Law
2021
“Democracy, Distrust, and Presidential Immunities”
Evan H. Caminker- Constitutional Law
Constitutional Commentary
2021
“Constitutional Culture, Partisan Politics, and the Failed Campaign to Topple the Affordable Care Act”
Nicholas Bagley- Constitutional Law
ACS Supreme Court Review
2021
“California v. Texas — Ending the Campaign to Undo the ACA in the Courts”
Nicholas Bagley- Constitutional Law
- Health Law
The New England Journal of Medicine
2021
“Delegation at the Founding”
Julian Davis Mortenson Nicholas Bagley- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
Columbia Law Review
2021
“Segregation in the Galleries: A Reconsideration”
Richard Primus- Constitutional Law
Michigan Law Review Online
2020
“Federal Forum Provisions and the Internal Affairs Doctrine”
Albert H. Choi- Constitutional Law
Harvard Business Law Review
2020
“Disaggregating Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Doctrine: Four Forms of Constitutional Ineffectiveness”
Eve Brensike Primus- Constitutional Law
Stanford Law Review
2020
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
2020
“Herein of ‘Herein Granted’: Why Article I’s Vesting Clause Does Not Support the Doctrine of Enumerated Powers”
Richard Primus- Constitutional Law
Constitutional Commentary
2020
“Service Provision and the Study of Local Legislatures: A Response to Professor Zale”
Noah Kazis- Constitutional Law
- Administrative Law
Ohio State Law Journal Online
2020
“The Progressive Idea of Democratic Administration”
William J. Novak- Constitutional Law
- Legal History
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
2019
“New Textualism and the Thirteenth Amendment”
Leah Litman- Constitutional Law
- Civil Rights
Cornell Law Review Online
2019
“Article II Vests Executive Power, Not the Royal Prerogative”
Julian Davis Mortenson- Constitutional Law
Columbia Law Review
2019
“The Most Revealing Word in the United States Reports”
Richard Primus- Constitutional Law
Green Bag
2019