The Texas Review of Law & Politics

OUTCOMES AND ALTERNATIVES FOR UNIVERSAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE: A CASE STUDY OF TEXAS

Jerry Ellig & Joseph Rotondi

THE CONSITUTIONALITY OF RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM AFTER MCCREARY AND VAN ORDEN

Douglas G. Smith

BRENNAN’S EPIPHANY: THE NECESSITY OF INVOKING STATE CONSTITUTIONS TO PROTECT FREEDOM

Clint Bolick

BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP, THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT, AND THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE

James C. Ho

BORN IN THE U.S.A.? RETHINKING BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP IN THE WAKE OF 9/11

John C. Eastman

AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH: CONSERVATIVES ACTING CHARITABLY

Don R. Willett

EQUAL BILLING: ON RELIGION, WASHINGTON’S VIEWS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED, TOO

Nathan A. Forrester Jr.