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Cato Supreme Court Review, 2001–2002

Edited by James L. Swanson

The inaugural edition of the Review features essays by Richard A. Epstein on the Takings Clause, Jonathan Turley on the right to anonymity, Robert Corn-Revere on child pornography, and Clint Bolick on school choice.

Supreme Court Review

Contents (All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.)

Foreword

  1. Roger Pilon, Restoring Constitutional Government (16 pp, 166 kb)

Introduction

  1. James L. Swanson, "Introduction," (4 pp, 69 kb)

Property Rights

  1. Richard A. Epstein, "The Ebbs and Flows in Takings Law: Reflections on the Lake Tahoe Case," (26 pp, 243 kb)

Federalism

  1. Robert A. Levy, "When State Dignity Trumps Individual Rights," (26 pp, 251 kb)

The First Amendment

  1. Jonathan Turley, "Registering Publius: The Supreme Court and the Right to Anonymity," (28 pp, 296 kb)


  2. James L. Swanson, "Judicial Elections and the First Amendment: Freeing Political Speech," (30 pp, 340 kb)


  3. Robert Corn-Revere, "Cyberspace Cases Force Court to Reexamine Basic Assumptions of Obscenity and Child Pornography Jurisprudence," (34 pp, 319 kb)

Education

  1. Clint Bolick, "School Choice: Sunshine Replaces the Cloud," (22 pp, 212 kb)

Criminal Law

  1. Timothy Lynch, "An Eerie Efficiency” (16 pp, 209 kb)


  2. Stephen P. Halbrook, "Redefining a ‘Crime’ as a Sentencing Factor to Circumvent the Right to Jury Trial: Harris v. United States," (40 pp, 408 kb)

The Drug War

  1. Roger Pilon, "Tenants, Students, and Drugs: A Comment on the War on the Rule of Law," (26 pp, 250 kb)

Coming Up

  1. Erik S. Jaffe, "October Term 2002," (10 pp, 126 kb)


   
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