The Texas Review of Law & Politics

BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP FOR CHILDREN OF ILLEGAL ALIENS: AN IRRATIONAL PUBLIC POLICY

Lino A. Graglia

GETTING BEYOND GUNS: CONTEXT FOR THE COMING DEBATE OVER PRIVILEGES OR IMMUNITIES

Clark M. Neily III & Robert J. McNamara

SET THE DEFAULT TO OPEN: PLESSY’S MEANING IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY AND HOW TECHNOLOGY PUTS THE INDIVIDUAL BACK AT THE CENTER OF LIFE, LIBERTY, AND GOVERNMENT

Gary Thompson & Paul Wilkinson

A FUNDAMENTAL MISCONCEPTION OF SEPARATION OF POWERS: BOUMEDIENE V. BUSH

Heather P. Scribner

NINTH CIRCUIT DISCRIMINATION CASE COULD CHANGE THE GROUND RULES FOR EVERYONE

Sarah Kirk

CASES, CONTROVERSIES, AND THE TEXTUALIST COMMITMENT TO GIVING EVERY WORD OF THE CONSTITUTION MEANING

Shane Pennington