Letter from the Editor<\/a><\/p>\n A Historical Case for a Robust but Non-Remedial Seventh Amendment<\/a> Quasi-Governmental Prosecution After Jarkesy<\/em><\/a> Agency Enforcement Proceedings and the Major Questions Doctrine<\/a> Defining The Public-Rights Exception After Jarkesy<\/em><\/a> Extending Jarkesy<\/em>: The Constitutionality of the Aviation Administrative Enforcement Process<\/a> The Fiduciary Constitution, the Separation of Powers, and the Legal Landscape After SEC v. Jarkesy<\/em><\/a> Waiver of the Seventh Amendment (and Other Constitutional Rights) After SEC v. Jarkesy<\/em><\/a> After Jarkesy<\/em>: Toward a Theory of our Independent Judiciary and the Original Model of Adjudication Inside Article III<\/a> On Constitutional Stare Decisis<\/em><\/a> Breaking the Black Box: Reexamining Judicial Deference in National Security Issues Post-Loper Bright<\/em> <\/a> Statistically Significant Judging: Mechanizing Originalism Through Corpus Linguistics and AI <\/a> Letter from the Editor<\/a><\/p>\n The Tradition of Armor Use and Regulation in America<\/a> One-Sided Pseudonymity<\/a> Carnal Knowledge: How Viewing Child Pornography Violates Privacy Rights<\/a> Judicial Humility and Reticence in Administrative Law<\/a> The Process Was the Punishment: Georgetown Law\u2019s Failure to Stand Up for Speech<\/a> End Arlington Heights<\/em><\/a>The Future of Agency Adjudication After SEC v. Jarkesy <\/em>Symposium<\/h3>\n
Articles<\/h4>\n
\nJed H. Shugerman<\/p>\n
\nRussell G. Ryan<\/p>\n
\nLouis J. Capozzi III<\/p>\n
\nMichael Showalter<\/p>\n
\nEric Heigis<\/p>\n
\nFrank Garrison, John Kerkhoff and Elizabeth Slattery<\/p>\n
\nJason Mazzone<\/p>\n
\nAdam Griffin<\/p>\nNotes<\/h4>\n
\nAlexander C. Hoyer<\/p>\n
\nAlan Y. Huang<\/p>\n
\nNatalie L. Simon<\/p>\nVolume 23, Issue 1 (Winter 2025)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nJoseph G.S. Greenlee<\/p>\n
\nEugene Volokh<\/p>\n
\nMatthew Cavedon<\/p>\n
\nJack Fitzhenry and GianCarlo Canaparo<\/p>\nEssay<\/h3>\n
\nIlya Shapiro<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nConnor P. Fraley<\/p>\n