Volume 74, Summer 2022, Issue 5

The Future Is Unwritten: Reclaiming the Twenty-Sixth Amendment Yael Bromberg In April 2022, Rutgers University Law Review hosted the first law symposium ever to be dedicated to the Twenty-Sixth Amendment,

Volume 74, Summer 2022, Issue 4

Introduction Robert F. Williams This is the thirty-second Annual State Constitutional Law Lecture and the second since it was named for me. Unfortunately, last year we had to postpone the

Symposium 2022

Volume 74, Winter 2022, Issue 2

ARTICLES Distinguishing Between Inferior and Non-Inferior Officers Under the Appointments Clause-A Question of “Significance” Damien M. Schiff & Oliver J. Dunford An important part of the constitutional design of the

Volume 74, Fall 2021, Issue 1

Abortion Privilege Ederlina Co This Article launches a critical dialogue about the abortion privilege. On the one hand, most abortion patients are low income or live below the poverty line

Volume 73, Summer 2021, Issue 4

Introduction Robert F. Williams Make Politics Local Again: The Case for Pro-Localization State Constitutional Reform Thomas Andrew Koenig Americans are more “American” than ever. We are very much a nation.

Volume 72, Summer 2020, Issue 4

Robert F. Williams State Constitutional Law Lecture: The State of State Constitutional Law, The New Judicial Federalism and Beyond Robert F. Williams State constitutions, too, are a font of individual

Volume 72 | Winter 2019 | Issue 2

Interpretations by Treasury and the IRS: Authoritative Weight, Judicial Deference, and the Separation of Powers Islame Hosny Since the Supreme Court’s decision in Mayo Foundation, tax has no longer been

Volume 72, Fall 2019, Issue 1

Statute of Limitations: Claims Forgotten, Forgiven, or Foregone? George Rutherglen “Don’t look back. Something might be gaining on you.” – Leroy “Satchel” Paige Recent allegations and revelations about the past

Volume 71, Summer 2019, Issue 5

Introduction to the Thirtieth Annual Issue on State Constitutional Law Robert F. Williams This is our Thirtieth Annual Issue on State Constitutional Law. Our invited Foreword this year is by