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Grove City vs. bell: what the case means today

David M. Lascell

reforming the reform agenda: crisis at the wto

Daniel Hanson

Whose church is this? church property disputes and the civil courts

Dr. John A. Sparks

how clear is the “clear and present danger” test

David C. Feister

“congress must speak clearly, again” Honest serviecs fraud – 18 u.s.c & 1346

John A. Schwab

Human trafficking and labor reform: a recommendation

Brittany A. Foor

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Volume 1 Number 2

five years after kelo: the sweeping backlash against one of the supreme court’s most-despised decisions

Scott G. Bullock

equal protection or first amendment freedoms: which would new jersey rather lose?

Kevin A. Hoffman

do unto others, or watch over your shoulder? tracing sanctuary and illegal immigration as a church and state issue

Samuel S. Stanton Jr. and Jared M. Walczak

district of columbia v. heller: a dispute over historical fact

Esther J. Winne

federalism, family law and the supreme court

Michael L. Coulter

politics and justice: a critical look at the disenfranchisement of felons in america

Elizabeth A. Oklevitch

Volume 2 Number 1

was the constitution illegally adopted?

Michael P. Farris

the g.i. bill, higher education and american society

Dayne D. Batten

constitutional reapportionment? an examination of reynolds v. sims

Kristie L. Eshelman

the unfinished revolution: the rehnquist court and dual federalism

Christopher A. Wetzel

ourselves and our prosperity: essays in constitutional originalism

David J. Porter

Volume 2 Number 2

california’s same-sex marriage decision: how did we get here?

Bradley S. Tupi

foreign public diplomacy policy: the rhetorical turn

Randy E. Cole

the u.s supreme court during the progressive era- unfairly maligned

Dr. John A. Sparks

miller’s ghost: the importance of united states v. miller to district of columbia v. heller

Christopher A. Wetzel

Volume 3

nature and nurture: limiting the rights of parents in genetic enhancement

Steven L. Jones

breaking the chains: the inability of the international criminal court to combat the persistent problem of slavery, and the international justice mission’s model for enforcement

Emma J. Finney

two sides of the same coin: the implications of hodel v. irving on pennsylvania’s inheritance tax

Timothy J. Witt

Volume 4

sorrell v. ims health, inc

Brandon M. Herring

kyllo v. the united states: innovative or originalist?

Kristie L. Eshelman

parents and innovation in the pharmaceutical industry

Kyle A. Marchini

age equality for the establishment clause

Samuel M. Williams

the ambiguous role of pgd in society: an analysis of preimplantation genetic diagnosis policy and its public perception

Catherine K. Ettman

Volume 6

the supreme court crafts a pro-religious liberty decision in hobby lobby

Steven H. Aden, Esq.

whitewood v. wolf

Jonathan Nelson ’16

inside trading: revisiting manne’s lack of harmed party and entrepreneurial compensation rationales

Kyle Kreider ’14

legislative term limits: friend or foe?

Deanna Wallace

christian legal society v. martinez

Kayla Murrish ’15

the myth of janus: free markets, fusionism, and the republican party

Caleb Wolanek

Volume 7

Interpret neutrality and the federal communications commission

Kyle Jorstad ’17

social meaning: making sense of the court’s establishment clause doctrine

Rachel S. Landman

the substance of substantive due process

Ian Jones ’18

cleansing the constitution: the duty of officeholders in the antebellum period

Joshua Craddock

kolbe v. hogan

Timothy Ososkie ’16

Volume 8

save our girls: an analysis of methods to preclude sex-selective abortion in the united states

Alex Brown ’13

private speech on government property: does the first amendment apply to specialty license plates

Sarah Child

live oak brewing co., llc, et al. v. tabc, et al

Zach Voell ’17

“as if god has spoken”

Daniel Munson

the electoral college, democracy and the constitution: an argument for the founder’s intent

Sarah Gibbs ’17

Volume 9

lincoln’s executive prerogative and constitutionality: the president’s actions justified

Ben Hutchinson ’18

toward a federalist middle ground

Samuel Leach ’17

Congress, diversion, and the court: an analysis

Micah Quigley ’18

compact theory and modern nullification

Luke Leone ’18

war powers

Deanna J. (Roepke ’18) Longhohn

Volume 10

passion, politics and the removal of a president: lessons learned from the impeachment of president clinton

Honorable Paul J. McNulty ’84, J.D.

liberalism, stability and profit: the political economy of autocratic legislation

Tegan Truitt ’21

the modern american presidency: how the executive branch has changed

Tyler Gustafson ’20

affirming the court’s decision in regents of the university of california v. bakke

Hannah Schuller ’19

tax cuts and jobs act of 2017: success or failure?

Richard W. Snyder, J.D., L.L.M.

Volume 11

free minds and free markets

Dr. Peter J. Boettke ’83

stated and implicit ends of the wealth tax: analytics and unintended consequences

Luke Mason ’22 . Stefanie Klaves ’21

the problems inherent in the court’s broad construction of the 14th amendment

Alexis Pavlinich ’20

the economic effects of patents in the pharmaceutical field

Timothy Horswill ’22 . Brendan John ’22

religion: american and human

Aaron Joseph Walayat

Volume 12

two heroes of conscience who changed the world

Lawrence Reed ’75

sickening and cyclical: covid-19 and its impact on the current business cycle

Michael Reese ’21

the lochner Court and the new deal

Anna Claire Rowlands ’22

killing them softly: the unintendded consequences of minimum wage policy

Jack Everett ’21

procedural natural law as an encompassing interpretive approach

Reese Overholt ’22

effects of partial scholarships for education majors

Janna Lu ’22

Volume 13

the suppression of life and liberty

Natalie G. Pyron ’21

students for fair admission v. presidents and fellows of harvard college: a case brief

Josiah A. Montgomery ’23

into the final frontier: analyzing the efficiency and social optimality of celestial resource allocation frameworks

Susannah Barnes ’21

Volume 14

originalism & interpretive sin: natural law, substantive due process, & the declaration

Jacob S. Feiser ’24

the opiods of the masses

Samuel D. Peterson ’25 Zachary E. Wood ’25

a theoretical & historical critique of the monetarist hypothesis of the great depression

Sebastian C. Anastasi ’25

civil service reform to progressive era activism

Molly E. Galbreath ’25 Elsa M. Miller ’25

antitrust: win or weapon?

Alexander T. Sodini ’24

desert justice: bedouin private law

Sam Branthoover

Volume 15

Christian love and criminal justice

Matthew Martens, J.D.

biden v. nebraska

Isaac J. Good ’26

students for fair admissions v. harvard & students for fair admissions v. university of north carolina

Jaimie Cavanaugh, J.D.

a time for choosing: the impact of uniformity clauses in state constitutions on school choice programs

A. Caleb Pirc & Lili M. Pirc

anti-competition, anti-consumer: a critical examination of american antitrust enforcement

Cory T. Boyer ’24

Volume 16

where are we going, where have we come from?

Jacob Sheldon Feiser ’24

does imf loan conditionality promote growth?

Joshua C. Xu ’26

sex v. gender: how modern notions of gender identity destroy sex, and why courts cannot sidestep the issue

Nathan Sybrandy

if it pays, it stays: the economics of trophy hunting

Scott T. Cross ’26 Tamas Klein ’26

Volume 17 Number 1

One Christian’s view on judges and judgement

Hon. Brad Charles ’78

Litigating for liberty – and the lessons learned from grove city

Scott Bullock ’88

austrian economics at grove city college

Isaac J. Good ’26 and Brae F. Sadler ’27

The grove city college case: an insider’s view of its history and importance

Robb Jones ’75