Volume 56, Issue 1

Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court sided with Arizona in its decades-long dispute with California over the waters of the Colorado River. At the heart of the case’s legacy is…

This Article argues that while the freedom of association is back at the center of the First Amendment, it suffers from the fact that it has been both theoretically and…

Among the most characteristic issues in modern jurisprudence is the distinction between adjudication and legislation. In the some accounts, a judge’s role in deciding a particular controversy is highly constrained…

President Barack Obama's authorization to use unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, to lethally incapacitate persons he believes constitute a threat to the U.S. has become a hallmark of his Administration.…

This Note discusses the constitutional impediments to state taxing power with respect to enforcing sales and use tax collection on Internet retailers outside a state’s jurisdiction. The most current U.S.…

Preclearance, the central protective provision of the Voting Rights Act, has been deactivated by the U.S. Supreme Court. Congress or the Department of Justice will likely reactivate it. Preclearance defends…

Despite the alarming growth of for-profit colleges in recent years, such colleges are not exempt from harsh and relentless criticisms, ranging from alleged unethical recruiting practices to exorbitant, unparalleled tuition…