Neorepublicanism may be defined as the attempt by current political scientists,
philosophers, historians, lawyers, and others to draw on a classical republican tradition in …

Ferment is abroad in the law. The sphere of interest widens; men become interested again
in the life that swirls around things legal. Before rules, were facts; in the beginning was not a …

At a time of great social and political turmoil, when many residents of the leading
democracies question the ability of their governments to deal fairly and competently with …

The main front in the battle over the constitutionality of campaign finance laws has long
focused on defining corruption. 1 Ever since the Supreme Court decided that restrictions on …

Fiduciary relationships are ubiquitous in American law,'but judges and legal scholars have
struggled in the past to explain precisely when, why, and how fiduciary duties apply. 2 …

Something important is missing from the prevailing judicial and aca-demic accounts of many
election law issues. Consider the spate of fran-chise restrictions that states around the …

What would it take to redeem the US Constitution? To pose the question is to suggest the
Constitution needs redeeming. A heresy? Perhaps, but one that's increasingly embraced on …

There was a time when the Supreme Court read the Constitution to require that all legislative
powers vested in Congress would have to be exercised through the checks and balances of …

In Gill v. Whitford, 1 the Supreme Court turned aside the most promising vehicle for
adjudicating partisan gerrymandering claims since the Court first fully addressed the issue …

Once upon a time it was unnecessary to look beyond constitutions. Each represented the
highest expression of the individual will of a political community, sovereign to the extent it …