Volume 74
1995-1996
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Dedication:  Comments on the Retirement of Dean Keeton, M. Michael Sharlot, Page i.
• Article:  Science and Uncertainty in Mass Exposure Litigation, Heidi Li Feldman, Page 1.
• Article:  Of Diaries and Data Banks: Use Restrictions Under the Fourth Amendment, Harold J. Krent, Page 49.
• Essay:  Defending, Michael E. Tigar, Page 101.
• Response:  The Lawyer's Moral Obligation of Justification, Monroe H. Freedman, Page 111.
• Note:  Religious Exemptions and the Limits of Neutrality, Scott E. Williams, Page 119.
• Note:  To Provide for the Legal Defense: Legal Defense Funds and Federal Ethics Law, Johnny Carter, Page 147.
• Book Review:  Procreative Liberty (reviewing John A. Robertson's Children of Choice: Freedom and the New Reproductive Technologies), Dan W. Brock, Page 187.

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• In Memoriam:  A Tribute to My Predecessor, William H. Rehnquist, Page 207.
• In Memoriam:  Warren E. Burger: Reflections of a Colleague, Sandra Day O'Connor, Page 209.
• In Memoriam:  Warren Burger: A Younger Friend Remembers, Charles Alan Wright, Page 213.
• In Memoriam:  The Man from Minnesota: A Remembrance from Things Past, Kenneth W. Starr, Page 223.
• In Memoriam:  Warren E. Burger: A Law Clerk's Reminiscences, Henry L. Parr, Jr., Page 225.
• In Memoriam:  His First Law Clerk's Fond Memories of a Gracious Gentleman, F. Carolyn Graglia, Page 231.
• Article:  Taking Text and Structure Really Seriously: Constitutional Interpretation and the Crisis of Presidential Eligibility, Jordan Steiker, Sanford Levinson, & J.M. Balkin, Page 237.
• Article:  A Dissenter's Commentary on the Professionalism Crusade, Rob Atkinson, Page 259.
• Article:  Determining Compensation: The Tension Between Legislative Power and Jury Authority, Colleen P. Murphy, Page 345.
• Note:  In Defense of Targeted ERIPs: Understanding the Interaction of Life-Cycle Employment and Early Retirement Incentive Plans, Erica Worth, Page 411.

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• Article:  Toward a "Due Foundation" for the Separation of Powers: The Federalist Papers as a Political Narrative, Victoria Nourse, Page 447.
• Article:  Mapping the Limits of Skepticism in Law and Morals, Eric Blumenson, Page 523.
• Review Essay:  Unthinking Religious Freedom (reviewing Jesse H. Choper's Securing Religious Liberty: Principles for Judicial Interpretation of the Religion Clauses and Stephen D. Smith's Foreordained Failure: The Quest for a Constitutional Principle of Religious Freedom), Christopher L. Eisgruber & Lawrence G. Sager, Page 577.
• Note:  Making the Doctrine of Res Extra Commercium Visible in United States Law, Oliver Metzger, Page 615.
• Note:  Historically Immune Defendants and the Seventh Amendment, Jason Weeden, Page 655.

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• Article:  Judicial Manipulation of the Commerce Clause, Raoul Berger, Page 695.
• Article:  United States v. Lopez: Judicial Review Under the Commerce Clause, Lino A. Graglia, Page 719.
• Article:  Raoul Berger Pleads for Judicial Activism: A Comment, Sanford Levinson, Page 773.
• Article:  Interstate Commerce: A Response to Sanford Levinson, Raoul Berger, Page 785.
• Article:  Rethinking Constitutional Federalism, Stephen Gardbaum, Page 795.
• Review Essay:  What Drives Derivability: Responses to Responding to Imperfection (reviewing Responding to Imperfection: The Theory and Practice of Constitutional Amendment, edited by Sanford Levinson), Lawrence Lessig, Page 839.
• Note:  Open Court Proceedings and Privacy Law:  Re-examining the Bases for the Privilege, Karen Rhodes, Page 881.
• Note:  The Illegitimacy of the Incumbent Gerrymander, Kristen Silverberg, Page 913.

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• In Memoriam:  Homer Thornberry, My Congressional Role Model, J.J. "Jake" Pickle, Page 943.
• In Memoriam:  Homer Thornberry, Thomas M. Reavley, Page 947.
• In Memoriam:  Tribute to the Honorable Homer Thornberry, Sam Sparks, Page 949.
• Article:  Free Speech in Progressive Social Thought, David M. Rabban, Page 951.
• Article:  Notes on the Bedouin Horse Trade or "Why Won't the Market Clear, Daddy?", Steven Lubet, Page 1039.
• Book Review:  "Post" Liberalism (reviewing Robert C. Post's Constitutional Domains: Democracy, Community, Management), Jordan M. Steiker, Page 1059.
• Note: Substantially Equivalent: Federal Preemption of State Common-Law Claims Involving Medical Devices, Roger W. Bivans, Page 1087.
• Note:  Toward a Functional Framework for Interpreting the Second Amendment, Scott Bursor, Page 1125.
• Note:  Interest Exceptions to One-Resident, One-Vote: Better Results from the Voting Rights Act?, Glenn P. Smith, Page 1153.

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• Symposium: Favorite Case Symposium
• Article:  The Structure of International Taxation:  A Proposal for Simplification, Reuven S. Avi-Yonah, Page 1301.
• Article:  Subrogation, Restitution, and Indemnity (reviewing Charles Mitchell's The Law of Subrogation), Michael Sean Quinn, Page 1361.
• Note:  Globalizing Consolidated Taxation of United States Multinationals, Asim Bhansali, Page 1401.
• Note:  A Shield or a Sword?  Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act and the Argument for the Incorporation of Section 2, Heather K. Way, Page 1439.

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• Symposium: The Changing Workplace