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Volume 26, Number 1 Symposium: The Bill of Rights Yesterday and Today: A Bicentennial Celebration
Articles
Why Have a Bill of Rights?
William J. Brennan Jr.
A Bill of Rights for the Whole Nation
Randall T. Shepard
"Noncoercive" Support for Religion: Another False Claim About the Establishment Clause
Douglas Laycock
The Bill of Rights Yesterday and Today
Robert M. O'Neil
Arms, Anarchy and the Second Amendment
Dennis A. Henigan
The Right of the People or the Power of the State: Bearing Arms, Arming Militias, and the Second Amendment
Stephen P. Halbrook
Is the Third Amendment Obsolete
Morton J. Horwitz
Public and Private in the Third Amendment
Robert A. Gross
The Fourth Amendment: A Bicentennial "Checkup"
Wayne R. LaFave
"Black and Blue Encounters" Some Preliminary Thoughts About Fourth Amendment Seizures: Should Race Matter?
Tracey Maclin
The Double Jeopardy Clause, Constitutional Interpretation and the Limits of Formal Logic
Ronald Jay Allen, Bard Ferrall, and John Ratnaswamy
Some Kind Words for the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
Stephen J. Schulhofer
The Confrontation Clause Today in Light of its Common Law Background
Daniel N. Shaviro
The Coherence of the Natural Law of Property
Douglas W. Kmiec
Sounds of Silence on the Civil Jury
Laura Gaston Dooley
A Ninth Amendment for Today's Constitution
Randy E. Barnett
Introductions
In Honor of Justice William J. Brennan, Jr.: Justice Brennan and the State Courts
The Honorable Richard S. Arnold
In Honor of Justice William J. Brennan, Jr.: Constitutional Vision
Geoffrey R. Stone
In Honor of Justice Thurgood Marshall: Thurgood Marshall: A Personal Tribute
The Honorable Constance Baker Motely
In Honor of Justice Thurgood Marshall: Thurgood Marshall: The Inner-Directed Personality
Mark V. Tushnet
In Honor of Justice Thurgood Marshall: Thurgood Marshall
Stephen L. Carter
