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The Role of Norms in Our Constitutional Order Keith E. Whittington	2021	0 citations
Bitcoin's nature and its future John O. McGinnis	2020	1 citations
"Assault Weapon" Bans: Unconstitutional Laws for a Made-Up Category of Firearms Mark W. Smith	2020	0 citations
The Conscience of Corporations and the Right Not to Speak William Lee	2020	0 citations
Comments on Assault Weapons, the Right to Arms, and the Right to Live Jonathan E. Lowy	2020	0 citations
Do Platforms Kill Michal Lavi	2020	0 citations
The Proper Role of "Judicial Activism" Clint Bolick	2019	3 citations
Federalism and the Original Fourteenth Amendment Kurt T. Lash	2019	1 citations
The Presumption of Constitutionality Edward Whelan	2019	0 citations
Justice Scalia's Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence: The Failure of Sake-of-Argument Originalism Craig S. Lerner	2019	0 citations
The Original Meaning and Significance of Early State Provisos to the Free Exercise of Religion Branton J. Nestor	2019	0 citations
The Partiality of Neutrality Kelsey Curtis	2018	16 citations
A Constitutional Outlier: Legitimacy as a State Interest and Its Implications in Election Law Boyd Garriott	2018	2 citations
Trump's Travel Ban: Lawful but Ill-Advised Jennifer Lee Barrow	2018	2 citations
The Cognitive Dissonance of Religious Liberty Discourse: Statutory Rights Masquerading as Constitutional Mandates Marci A. Hamilton	2018	2 citations
The Wedding-Vendor Cases Douglas Laycock	2018	1 citations
Efforts to Stop Human Trafficking Beth Ann Williams	2018	1 citations
Campaign Finance and Free Speech: Finding the Radicalism in Citizens United V. Fec Bradley A. Smith	2018	1 citations
Of Brutal Murder and Transcendental Sovereignty: The Meaning of Vested Private Rights Adam MacLeod	2018	0 citations
Protecting the Originalist Constitution John O. McGinnis	2018	0 citations

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