Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly | Vol 35 | No. 2

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Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly

Winter 2008

Essay

Let the Sun Shine on the Supreme Court
Marjorie Cohn

Notes

Untangling Tenth Amendment Standing: Why Private Parties Cannot Enforce the Federal Structure
David M. Palmer

Who Says So - Defining Cruel and Unusual Punishment by Science, Sentiment, and Consensus
Aimee Logan

Maintaining the Constitutionality of the Patent System
Susanna Chenette

Just Don't Say You Heard It from Me: Bridging the Davis v. Washington Divide of Indistinguishable Primary-Purpose Statements
Thomas M. Forsyth III

Gang Injunctions under Heat from Equal Protection: Selective Enforcement as a Way to Defeat Discrimination
Cathy Wang

Has Georgia Gone Too Far - Or Will Sex Offenders Have To
Jacqueline Canlas-LaFlam

A House Divided: How Judicial Inaction and a Circuit Split Forfeited the First Amendment Rights of Student Journalists at America's Universities
Richard Bradley Ng

Suspension for Beginners: Ex Parte Bollman and the Unconstitutionality of the 1996 Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act
Dan Poulson

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