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Volume 23, Issue 2 (Summer 2025)
The Future of Agency Adjudication After SEC v. Jarkesy Symposium
Articles
A Historical Case for a Robust but Non-Remedial Seventh Amendment
Jed H. Shugerman
Quasi-Governmental Prosecution After Jarkesy
Russell G. Ryan
Agency Enforcement Proceedings and the Major Questions Doctrine
Louis J. Capozzi III
Defining The Public-Rights Exception After Jarkesy
Michael Showalter
Extending Jarkesy: The Constitutionality of the Aviation Administrative Enforcement Process
Eric Heigis
The Fiduciary Constitution, the Separation of Powers, and the Legal Landscape After SEC v. Jarkesy
Frank Garrison, John Kerkhoff and Elizabeth Slattery
Waiver of the Seventh Amendment (and Other Constitutional Rights) After SEC v. Jarkesy
Jason Mazzone
After Jarkesy: Toward a Theory of our Independent Judiciary and the Original Model of Adjudication Inside Article III
Adam Griffin
Notes
On Constitutional Stare Decisis
Alexander C. Hoyer
Breaking the Black Box: Reexamining Judicial Deference in National Security Issues Post-Loper Bright
Alan Y. Huang
Statistically Significant Judging: Mechanizing Originalism Through Corpus Linguistics and AI
Natalie L. Simon
Volume 23, Issue 1 (Winter 2025)
Articles
The Tradition of Armor Use and Regulation in America
Joseph G.S. Greenlee
One-Sided Pseudonymity
Eugene Volokh
Carnal Knowledge: How Viewing Child Pornography Violates Privacy Rights
Matthew Cavedon
Judicial Humility and Reticence in Administrative Law
Jack Fitzhenry and GianCarlo Canaparo
Essay
The Process Was the Punishment: Georgetown Law’s Failure to Stand Up for Speech
Ilya Shapiro
Notes
End Arlington Heights
Connor P. Fraley
Taxed from Home: How Post-Pandemic Remote Work Magnifies the Constitutional Issues with Taxing Telecommuters
Phoebe Leach
Hybrid Rights and Taxation
Alexander M. Johnson