Foreword
Christopher S. Yoo

Nondelegation and the Unitary Executive
Douglas H. Ginsburg & Steven Menashi

Executive Power in Political and Corporate Contexts
Richard A. Epstein

A Political Perspective on the Theory of the Unitary Executive
Mark Tushnet

Center and Periphery in Antebellum Federal Administration: The Multiple Faces of Popular Control
Jerry L. Mashaw

False Comfort and Impossible Promises: Uncertainty, Information Overload, and the Unitary Executive
Cynthia R. Farina

Constitutional Construction and Departmentalism: A Case Study of the Demise of the Whig Presidency
Michael J. Gerhardt

Presidential Power Meets Bureaucratic Expertise
Harold H. Bruff

Talk Loudly and Carry a Small Stick: The Supreme Court and Enemy Combatants
Neal Devins

The Court’s Constitution
L.A. Powe, Jr.

Why the Assertion of a “Nationalist” Presidency Does Not Support Claims for Expansive Presidential Power
William P. Marshall

The Unitary Executive and Inherent Executive Power
Louis Fisher

Saving the Unitary Executive Theory From Those Who Would Distort and Abuse It: A Review of The Unitary Executive by Steven G. Calabresi and Christopher S. Yoo
Richard J. Pierce, Jr.

Unitary Executive Theory and Exclusive Presidential Powers
Julian G. Ku

Does the Unitary Presidency Really Need a Nationalist Justification?
Jide Nzelibe

Presidential Control of Administrative Agencies: A Debate Over Law or Politics?
Cary Coglianese

Concluding Thoughts
Steven G. Calabresi

The Usual Suspect Classifications: Criminals, Aliens and the Future of Same-Sex Marriage
Michael A. Helfand

Politics and Prosecution: A Historical Perspective on Shifting Federal Standards for Pursuing the Death Penalty in Non-Death Penalty States
Eric A. Tirschwell & Theodore Hertzberg

Necessity as a Check on State Eminent Domain Power
Robert C. Bird & Linda J. Oswald

ESSAY

Under Stress: The Constitution in Times of National Ordeal
Albert M. Rosenblatt

COMMENTS

Open Your Mouth and Say ‘Ideology’: Physicians and the First Amendment
Lauren R. Robbins

The Unconstitutional Application of Summary Judgment in Factually Intensive Inquiries
Craig M. Reiser

The Fog of Cloud Computing: Fourth Amendment Issues Raised by the Blurring of Online and Offline Content
R. Bruce Wells

Reconstructing Reconstruction: Some Problems for Originalists (And Everyone Else, Too)
Barry Friedman

A Pluralist Theory of the Equal Protection Clause
William N. Eskridge, Jr.

The Rights of Citizenship: Two Framers, Two Amendments
Rebecca E. Zietlow

Remarks at the Conference on the Second Founding November 14, 2008
Eric Foner

Ink Blot or Not: The Meaning of Privileges and/or Immunities
Richard L. Aynes

Birthright Citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868 and 2008
Rogers M. Smith

Interpreting the Thirteenth Amendment
Alexander Tsesis

The Citizenship Clause, Original Meaning, and the Egalitarian Unity of the Fourteenth Amendment
Cristina M. Rodriguez

Responsive Constitutionalism and the Idea of Dignity
Peggy Cooper Davis

The Klan, the Congress, and the Court: Congressional Enforcement of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments & the State Action Syllogism, A Brief Historical Overview
Michael Kent Curtis

On Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment
Steven G. Calabresi & Nicholas P. Stabile

The Thirteenth Amendment in Historical Perspective
Risa L. Goluboff

“A Person Otherwise Innocent”: Policing Entrapment in Preventative, Undercover Counterterrorism Investigations
Jon Sherman

Standing as an Article II Nondelegation Doctrine
Tara Leigh Grove

What Federal Taxes are Subject to the Rule of Apportionment under the Constitution?
Joseph M. Dodge

One Nation or One Market? Liberals, Conservatives, and the Misunderstanding of H.P. Hood & Sons v. Du Mond
Mehmet K. Konar-Steenberg

Untying the Knot: A Solution for Confusion of Federal Habeas Review of Pennsylvania State Court Capital Convictions
Maura Caffrey

COMMENTS

The Viability of Area Warrants in a Suspicionless Search Regime
Christopher Lee

Prepare for the Worst: Protecting Civil Liberties in the Modern Age of Bioterrorism
Eleanor E. Mayer

Freedom, Fate and the Fear of Frankenstein: Due Process Protection for Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Joshua W. Sussman

Dear God, Give Me Back My Books: The Standardized Chapel Library Project and Free Exercise Rights
Aamir Wyne

Are We Making Progress?: The Constitution as a Touchstone for Creating Consistent Patent Law and Policy
Vivian J. Fong

Disentangling the Sixth Amendment
Sanjay Chhablani

California Constitutionalism: Trust in Government and Direct Democracy
Stephen M. Griffin

Senate Election of the Vice President and House of Representatives Election of the President
William Josephson

Uncertainty About Uncertainty: The Impact of Judicial Decisions of Assessing Scientific Uncertainty
Stephanie Tai

COMMENTS

Losing the Procedural Battle but Winning the Substantive War: How Phillip Morris v. Williams Reshaped Reprehensibility Analysis in Favor of Mass-Torts Plaintiffs
Jeremy T. Adler

The Potential Abuse of the Subpoena Power under the Inevitable Discovery Doctrine
Jeffrey D. Coren

Unconscious Classism: Entity Equality for Sole Proprietors
Mitchell F. Crusto

As Necessity Creates the Rule: Eisentrager, Boumediene, and the Enemy—
How Strategic Realities Can Constitutionally Require Greater Rights for
Detainees in the Wars of the Twenty-First Century
Michael Bahar

The Multiple Dimensions of Privacy: Testing Lay “Expectations of Privacy”
Jeremy A. Blumenthal, Meera Adya, & Jacqueline Mogle

Newsgathering, Autonomy, and the Special-Rights Apocrypha: Supreme
Court and Media Litigant Conceptions of Press Freedom
Erik Ugland

COMMENTS

Born in the U.S.A., But Not Natural Born: How Congressional Territorial
Policy Bars Native-Born Puerto Ricans from the Presidency
John R. Hein

School Speech in the Internet Age: Do Students Shed Their Rights When
They Pick Up a Mouse?
Michael J. O’Connor

Prison Health Care, Political Choice, and the Accidental Death Penalty
Elizabeth Alexander

The Failure to Achieve Fairness:  Race and Poverty Continue to Influence Who Dies
Stephen B. Bright

Limiting Excessive Prison Sentences Under Federal and State Constitutions
Richard S. Frase

Evaluating Institutional Prisoners’ Rights Litigation:  Costs and Benefits and Federalism Considerations
Sarah Vandenbraak Hart

Desert and the Eight Amendment
Youngjae Lee

Prolonged Solitary Confinement and the Constitution
Jules Lobel

Preserving the Rule of Law in America’s Jails and Prisons:  The Case for Amending the Prison Litigation Reform Act
Margo Schlanger & Giovanna Shay

Opening a Window or Building a Wall?  The Effect of Eight Amendment Death Penalty Law and Advocacy on Criminal Justice More Broadly
Carol S. Steiker & Jordan M. Steiker

A Closing Keynote:  A Comment on Mass Incarceration in the United States
David Rudovsky

James Wilson and the Drafting of the Constitution
William Ewald

The Freedom of Information Act and the Ecology of Transparency
Seth F. Kreimer

The Penumbral Public Domain:  Constitutional Limits on Quasi-Copyright Legislation
Aaron K. Perzanowski

Instructing Juries on Punitive Damages:  Due Process Revisted After Philip Morris v. Williams
Sheila B. Scheuerman & Anthony J. Franze

RESPONSES

Probable Cause, Reasonableness, and the Iportance of Fourth Amendment History:  A Response to Professor Arcila
David E. Steinberg

A Response to Professor Steinberg’s Fourth Amendment Chutzpah
Fabio Arcila, Jr.

COMMENTS

The Constitution Offers No Protection Without Recourse to a Remedy:  Why Constitutional Errors in Postconviction Proceeding Should be Cognizable in a Petition for Habeas Corpus
Mira Baylson

Though Shalt Use the Equal Protection Clause for Religion Cases (Not Just the Establishment Clause)
Susan Gellman & Susan Looper-Friedman

The Two Appointments Clauses: Statutory Qualifications for Federal Officers
Hanah Metchis Volokh

COMMENTS

The Enumeration of Vital Civil Liberties Within a Constitutional State of Emergency Clause: Lessons form the United States, the New Democracy of South Africa, and International Treaties and Scholarship
Laura Conn

Technological Leaps and Bounds: Pro Se Prisoner Litigation in the Internet Age
Benjamin R. Dryden

Yes, Martha Stewart Can Even Teach Us About the Constitution: Why Constitutional Considerations Warrant an Extension of Attorney-Client Privilege in High-Profile Criminal Cases
Michael Jay Hartman

Originalism, History, and the Second Amendment: What Did Bearing Arms Really Mean to the Founders
Nathan Kozuskanich

Return of the Line Item Veto? Legalities, Practicalities, and Some Puzzles
Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl

Indians and Invaders: The Citizenship Clause and Illegal Aliens
Gerard N. Magliocca

“We the Jurists”: Islamic Constitutionalism in Iraq
Intisar A. Rabb

The Uses and Misuses of Fourth Amendment History
David E. Steinberg

COMMENTS

“What’s in a Name?”: Civil Unions and the Constitutional Significance of “Marriage”
Misha Isaak

The Failure of Federalism: Does Competitive Federalism Actually Protect Individual Rights
Owen Lipsett

Answering Lara’s Call: May Congress Place Nonmember Indians Within Tribal Jurisdiction Without Running Afoul of Equal Protection or Due Process Requirements?
Eric Wolpin