Volume 99, Issue 5
June 2021
INTRODUCTION
APPRENDI AT 20: REVIVING THE JURY’S ROLE IN SENTENCING
Stephanos Bibas
ARTICLES
THE SIXTH AMENDMENT SENTENCING RIGHT AND ITS REMEDY
Carissa Byrne Hessick
HANDLING AGGRAVATING FACTS AFTER BLAKELY: FINDINGS FROM FIVE PRESUMPTIVE-GUIDELINES STATES
Nancy J. King
APPRENDI’S TWO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
Kate Stith
THE SIXTH AND EIGHTH AMENDMENT NEXUS AND THE FUTURE OF MANDATORY SENTENCES
William W. Berry III
THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES: SOME VALEDICTORY REFLECTIONS TWENTY YEARS AFTER APPRENDI
Frank O. Bowman, III
APPRENDI/BOOKER AND ANEMIC APPELLATE REVIEW
Nancy Gertner
ESSAY
A RACIALLY BIASED OBSTACLE COURSE: APPRENDI TRANSFORMED THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES INTO A SERIES OF JUDICIAL OBSTACLES; CAN SHAME REDUCE THE RACIAL DISPARITIES?
Kallie S. Klein & Susan R. Klein
Volume 99, Issue 4
MAY 2021
ARTICLES
THEIR HOME IS NOT THEIR CASTLE: SUBSIDIZED HOUSING’S INTRUSION INTO FAMILY PRIVACY AND DECISION AUTONOMY
Michelle Y. Ewert
PHYSICIANS’ ELUSIVE PUBLIC HEALTH DUTIES
Richard S. Saver
DELAY & IRREPARABLE HARM: A STUDY OF EXHAUSTION THROUGH THE LENS OF THE IDEA
Rosemary Queenan
THE EMOTIONAL WOMAN
Alena M. Allen
CRIMINAL LAW X ADDICTION
Dawinder S. Sidhu
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
THE FOURTH AMENDMENT IN YOUR SHOWER: NAPERVILLE, REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF PRIVACY, AND THE INTIMATE NATURE OF ELECTRIC SMART METER DATA
Alexandra Franklin
FLAG OF CONVENIENCE: SUBSTITUTING VOID-FOR-VAGUENESS DOCTRINE FOR EQUAL PROTECTION ANALYSIS IN MANNING V. CALDWELL
Nathan Pinnell
Volume 99, Issue 3
APRIL 2021
ARTICLES
THE END OF ENTRY FICTION
Eunice Lee
UPSTREAM TAX PLANNING: A CASE STUDY OF WHY CONGRESS SHOULD INSTITUTE A GENERAL ANTI-ABUSE RULE
Jay A. Soled
THE CONSTITUTIONAL IRRELEVANCE OF ART
Brian Soucek
COMMENTS
CHARTER SCHOOLS, EMOs, AND SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
Andrew M. Benton
PREEMPTION PROBLEM: DOES ERISA PREEMPT THE CALIFORNIA CONSUMER PRIVACY ACT?
Katherine Q. Morrow
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
PLEADING FOR JUSTICE: AN ANALYSIS OF PLEADING SUFFICIENCY AND CLASS ACTION CERTIFICATION AS APPLIED TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN WILLIS V. CITY OF SEATTLE
Heather Helmendach
IS THE CHERRY SOUR? WHY DOCTRINAL BORROWING HAS CAUSED THE CHERRY DOCTRINE TO CONVERGE WITH RICO LAW
Dale A. Davis
Volume 99, Issue 2
JANUARY 2021
ARTICLES
LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE SENTENCING IN NORTH CAROLINA
Brandon L. Garrett, Travis M. Seale-Carlisle, Karima Modjadidi & Kristen M. Renberg
CONSTRUCTING A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT: BORROWING AND SECOND AMENDMENT DESIGN CHOICES
Jacob D. Charles
POLICING SYMMETRY
Teressa Ravenell & Riley H. Ross III
INSEPARABLE USES
Mark Verstraete
COMMENTS
FROG EYES AND PIG BUTTS: THE NORTH CAROLINA STALKING STATUTE’S CONSTITUTIONAL DILEMMA AND HOW TO REMEDY IT
Nathan W. Wilson
MISFIRE: HOW THE NORTH CAROLINA PISTOL PURCHASE PERMIT SYSTEM MISSES THE MARK OF CONSTITUTIONAL MUSTER AND EFFECTIVENESS
Nicholas Gallo
Volume 99, Issue 1
DECEMBER 2020
ARTICLES
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS