Residual State Power to Regulate Presidential Qualifications in The Wake Of Trump v. Anderson and Moore v. Harper by Vikram David Amar; History, Tradition, and Voter Registration by Joshua A. Douglas; “The Real Preference Of Voters”: Madison’s Idea of a Top Three Election and the Present Necessity of Reform by Edward B. Foley; Voter Harassment and the Limits of State and Federal Power by Ellen D. Katz; Coups and Punishment in the Constitutional Order by Anthony Michael Kreis; Comments By a Cantankerous Crank On “Constitutional Theory,” the Supreme Court, and the Legal Academy by Sanford Levinson; The Regulation of Presidential Elections by Lori A. Ringhand; “Quite Literally, Our Job”: Moore v. Harper and the Fragility of Judicial Federalism by Jane S. Schacter; Ranked-List Proportional Representation by Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos; and State Executive Branches Under Moore v. Harper by Quinn Yeargain
Volume 2025, No. 1
Due Care in a Conservative Court by Hila Keren; Interpreting Congress by Joshua Ulan Galperin; Venue Diversion by Rosa Hayes; AI and Probabilistic Dispute Resolution by Zachary Henderson; and Failure to Supervise as Municipal Custom by Nancy Leong & Allyson Harris
Volume 2024, No. 6
Table of Contents Articles The New Glass Ceiling Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Abigail R. Bogli & Hannah L. Chin In every sector of the workforce, there is evidence of gender discrimination, inequality, and bias. Not surprisingly, …
Volume 2024, No. 5
The Role of State Justices in Advancing State Constitutional Law: Some Thoughts from Colorado by Jake Mazeitis & Hon. Melissa Hart; Constitutional and Administrative Innovation Through State Labor Law by Kate Andrias; Single-Subject Rules and the Nature of State Judicial Power by Chad M. Oldfather; Maximizing Disability: The Road to Extractive Federalism by Karen M. Tani; Critical Family Regulation Scholarship by S. Lisa Washington; Chevron’s 51 Imperfect Solutions by Christopher J. Walker & Neena Menon; The State Statutes Project by Neel Guha & Diego A. Zambrano; and Purcell Principles for State Courts by Robert Yablon & Derek Clinger.
Volume 2024, No. 4
Getting Help by Kathryne M. Young; New Brandeis’s New Battleground by Jared M. Stehle; Algorithmic Judicial Ethics by Keith Swisher; Recognizing Partial AI Authorship: Toward a More Permissive Copyright Regime by Ryan E. Gooding; The Stars Are (Re)Aligning: Extending Title IX to NCAA Conference Realignment in the NIL Era by Nathan Loayza; Tortious Standard, Torturous Results: Improving the Approach Toward Contributory Conduct Under Wisconsin’s Crime Victim Compensation Statute by Emmerson A. Mirus.
Volume 2024, No. 3
Hamilton’s Copyright and the Election of 1800 by Tejas N. Narechania; The Submerged Administrative State by Gabriel Scheffler & Daniel E. Walters; Killing Stays by Madalyn K. Wasilczuk; “With Intent to Destroy, in Whole or in Part”: Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing, and a Lost History by Alexander K.A. Greenawalt; Hot Apps: Recalibrating IP to Address Online Software by David Stein; Off-Label Preemption by David A. Simon.
Volume 2024, No. 2
Stategraft vs. Corruption: A Survey Experiment by Bernadette Atuahene & Janice Nadler; Immigraft by Jayesh Rathod & Anne Schaufele; Stategraft in Public Assistance Programs by Spencer Headworth; White-on-Black Crime: Revisiting the Convict Leasing Narrative by Ion Meyn; The Commodification of Children and the Poor, and the Theory of Stategraft by Daniel L. Hatcher; Tax Enforcement at the Intersection of Social Welfare and Vulnerable Populations by Michelle Lyon Drumbl; Centering the State in Stategraft: Reforming Abusive Local Governments Requires State Law Reform by Michelle Wilde Anderson; Exacting Assessments: Sheetz and the Problem of Stategraft by Christopher Serkin; Automated Stategraft: Electronic Enforcement Technology and the Economic Predation of Black Communities by Sonia M. Gipson Rankin, Melanie Moses & Kathy L. Powers; Are Municipal Fines and Fees Tools of Stategraft? by Dick M. Carpenter II, Jamie Cavanaugh & Sam Gedge.
Volume 2024, No. 1
Standing Between Private Parties by Thomas P. Schmidt; Cake-and-Eat-It-Too Clauses by Tanya J. Monestier; Preserving Sacred Sites and Property Law by Troy A. Rule; Rethinking Federal Inducement of Pretext Stops by Farhang Heydari; Property as National Security by Matthew S. Erie; More Rights, More Responsibilities: A Post-Bruen Proposal for Concealed Carry Compromise by Tyler S. Smotherman; Supplement to Volume 2024: News of the School; Call for Solidarity: The Wisconsin Law Review Joins Coalition of Law Journals in Call for Compensation.
Volume 2023, No. 6
Reining in Recusals, by Justin C. Van Orsdol; Unconstitutional Police Pretexts, by Nadia Banteka; Can’t Get It out of My Head: Trade Secrets Liability for Remembered Information, by Timothy Murphy; Imperfect Precedent: Applying the Proper Perspective to Copyright, by James M. Twieg; Disrupting the Jail-to-Deportation Pipeline in Wisconsin, by Ben Levey; If It Walks Like a Duck: Revisiting the National Labor Relations Board’s Political Subdivision Test, by John Chick; Cleaning up the Opioid Crisis: Emerging Public Nuisance Liability in Opioid Litigation, by Stephen Goettsche
Volume 2023, No. 5
Special Issue: Public Law in the States. Foreword, by Allie Boldt, Miriam Seifter & Robert Yablon; Is Limiting Abortion a Pretext for Oligarchy? Abortion and the Quest to Limit Citizen-Initiated Ballot Rights in Ohio, by Jennifer Brunner; Public Law Litigation and Electoral Time, by Zachary D. Clopton & Katherine Shaw; Family Court as Problem Solving?, by Tonya L. Brito & Daanika Gordon; Dobbs, Democracy, and Dysfunction, by David Landau & Rosalind Dixon; From Rights Arguments to Structure Arguments: The Next Stage of the New Judicial Federalism, by Robert F. Williams; States of Emergency: COVID-19 and Separation of Powers in the States, by Richard Briffault; The (Local) Prosecutor, by Carissa Byrne Hessick & Rick Su; Constitutional Accountability through State Tort Law, by Nancy Leong; Home Rulings, by Nestor M. Davidson; Election Administration as a Licensed Profession, by Ganesh Sitaraman & Kevin M. Stack; Our Federalism and Our National Democracy: Complements or Foes?, by Aziz Z. Huq