Northeastern University Law Review
Volume 12, Issue 2 (Spring 2020)
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In This Issue:
Celebrating the Founders or Celebrating the Constitution: Reflections on Constitution Day, 2019
By Sanford Levinson
Celebrating the “Idea” of a Written Constitution: A Response to Sanford Levinson’s Constitution Day Lecture 2019
By Michael C. Tolley
Who Celebrates What? A Response to Professor Levinson
By Claudia E. Haupt
The Fall of Grand Juries
By Nino C. Monea
Learning from Youngstown: Applying Land Use Scholarship to Promote Corporate Accountability
By Alaina Gilchrist
An Ounce of Prevention: Educating Jurors to Avoid Investigating the Verdict
By Sharon Finegan
Certain Destruction: Pre-Disaster Mitigation in a Post-Maria World
By Leeja Miller
Kisor v. Wilkie: Auer Deference is Alive but Not So Well. Is Chevron Next?
By Matthew A. Melone
Every Breath You Take, Every Move You Make, Facebook’s Watching You: A Behavioral Economic Analysis of the US California Consumer Privacy Act and EU ePrivacy Regulation
By Christie Dougherty
Establishment Clause Jurisprudence Still Groping for Clarity: Articulating a New Constitutional Model
By Patrick M. Garry
Legislative Transsubstantivity
By Jeffrey C. Dobbins