The Texas Review of Law & Politics

BLEAK PROSPECTS: HOW HEALTH CARE REFORM HAS FAILED IN THE UNITED STATES

Richard A. Epstein

SOMALI PIRATES: AN EXPANSIVE INTERPRETATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Amitai Etzioni

THE PLENARY POWER DOCTRINE AND THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF IDEOLOGICAL EXCLUSIONS: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Patrick J. Charles

WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE: THE COMPULSORY PROCESS CLAUSE AS A LIMIT ON EXTRATERRITORIAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION

Daniel Huff

“THE COURT WILL CLEAN IT UP”: CONFRONTING THE SPECTER OF POLITICAL BRANCH DERELICTION OF DUTY

Ben Geslison

OVERSIGHT, ENFORCEMENT, AND EXTENSION IN PUBLIC-INTEREST LITIGATION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S WESTERN STATES PAVING V. WASHINGTON STATE DOT DECISION

Robert Luther III

COMPLETING ELY’S REPRESENTATION REINFORCING THEORY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW BY ACCOUNTING FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES OF STATE CITIZENSHIP

Shane Pennington

HOW HIGH IS TOO HIGH?: JUDICIAL ELECTIONS AND RECUSAL AFTER CAPERTON

Daniel W. Betts