Julie Hilden
A Ninth Circuit Panel Balances First Amendment Rights Against School Safety Vikram David Amar and Alan E. Brownstein
Consistency in the Treatment of Religious Liberty Claims: Hobby Lobby and Town of Greece Viewed Side by Side Neil H. Buchanan
The Dignity of Work Without End: Do Conservatives Really Want People Never to Retire? Michael C. Dorf
Arizona and Other States Consider Expanding Religious Freedom to Discriminate Anita Ramasastry
Bitcoin: If You Can’t Ban It, Should You Regulate It? The Merits of Legalization John Dean
Michael Bromwich’s Apple Monitoring Continues: Chapter Two Marci A. Hamilton
Sex Assaults at Evangelical Colleges, the United Nations, and the Vatican Sherry F. Colb
A Giraffe’s Death and the Meaning of Our Outrage Joanna L. Grossman
Kentucky to Become a “Second Paradise” for Same-Sex Married Couples Julie Hilden
Gawker Media Versus Hulk Hogan: A Court Fight Over a Sex Tape Vikram David Amar and Alan E. Brownstein
The Ninth Circuit, in SmithKline v. Abbott Labs, Bars Lawyers From Removing Gay/Lesbian Jurors: Part Two in a Two-Part Series Neil H. Buchanan
The Short, Unhappy Life of a Republican Attack Line, and Its Angry Aftermath Michael C. Dorf
The Supreme Court Considers What Role States May Play in Intellectual Disability Determinations Anita Ramasastry
The Spokeo Lawsuit and the Perils of the New People Finder Companies John Dean
The Implications of Suing the NFL’s Super Bowl Ticketing Scheme Neil H. Buchanan
Debt by Any Other Name: Even If the President Were to Default on Our Obligations, He Would Still Violate the Debt Ceiling Sherry F. Colb
A Murder Case Highlights an Odd Exception to the Sixth Amendment Julie Hilden
The Ninth Circuit Holds—Correctly—That a Blogger Has the Same Defamation Protection as a Journalist Vikram David Amar and Alan E. Brownstein
The Ninth Circuit, in SmithKline v. Abbott Labs, Bars Lawyers From Removing Gay/Lesbian Jurors Marci A. Hamilton
The Federal Government Turns Its Focus to Sexual Assault on Campus 
