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Articles
Standing at the Crossroads: The Roberts Court in Historical Perspective
Maxwell L. Stearns
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
875
Business Outsourcing and the Agency Cost Problem
George S. Geis
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
955 [Abstract]
[Article]
The Cupability of Felony Murder
Guyora Binder
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
965
The "Enemy Combatant" Cases in Historical Context: The Inevitability of Pragmatic Judicial Review
Robert J. Pushaw, Jr.
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1005 [Article]
Three Faces of Deference
Paul Horwitz
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1061
Constructive Knowledge, Probable Cause, and Administrative Decisionmaking
Simon Stern
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1085 [Abstract]
[Article]
Corporate Federalism in the Administrative State: The SEC's Discretion to Move the Line Between the State and Federal Realms of Corporate Governance
Robert B. Thompson
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1143 [Abstract]
[Article]
Symposium
Introduction
Amy Coney Barrett
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1147
Stare Decisis and the Constitution: Four Questions and Answers
Thomas Healy
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1173
Articles
The Textualization of Precedent
Peter M. Tiersma
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1187 [Abstract]
[Article]
Symposium
Lincoln and Judicial Authority
Michael Stokes Paulsen
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1227
Essay
Ranking Judges According to Citation Bias (As a Means to Reduce Bias)
Stephen J. Choi & G. Mitu Gulati
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1279 [Abstract]
[Article]
Symposium
Polyphonic Stare Decisis: Listening to Non-Article III Actors
Kermit Roosevelt III
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1303
Notes
The Attorney, Client and . . . the Government?: A New Dimension to the Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product Protection in the Post-Enron Era
Melissa L. Nunez
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1311 [Article]
Symposium
Legislative and Executive Stare Decisis
Mark Tushnet
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1339
Notes
A Comparative Analysis of the Origins and Structure of Public Health Financing for HIV Care in the United States and England
Steven R. Keener
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1357
Damages and Damocles: The Propriety of Recoupment Orders as Remedies for Violations of the Establishment Clause
David T. Raimer
83 Notre Dame L. Rev.
1385
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