UC Law Constitutional Quarterly

Volume 51
2023-2024

ISSUE 1

FOREWORD

ARTICLES

The Cycle of Delegitimization: Lessons From Dred Scott on the Relationship Between the Supreme Court and the Nation by Jonathon J. Booth

False Promises: How American Society and Law Continue to Undermine People with Disabilities Seeking Education and Employment by Dr. Angelica Guevara

Will the New Roberts Court Revive a Formalist Approach to Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence? by Roger Antonio Tejada

Rethinking the Fundamentals: Applying The Evolving Standards of Decency Test To The Court’s Evaluation of Fundamental Rights by Nick Wolfram

ISSUE 2

FOREWORD

ARTICLES

Domestic Supply (A Feminist Proposal) by Jennifer Hendricks

Unprecedented: Asian Americans, Harvard, the University of North Carolina, and the Supreme Court’s Striking Down of Affirmative Action by Harvey Gee

The Purpose and Practice of Precedent: What the Decade Long Debate Over Stare Decisis Teaches Us About the New Roberts Court by Russell A. Miller

Litigating the Future of Youth’s Access to Gender-Affirming Care by Sophia Ureta-Fulan

ISSUE 3

FOREWORD

ARTICLES

Procedural Pluralism: A Model for Enforcing Internal Administrative Law by Daniel Epstein

Politicians the Founders Warned You About by Neil Fulton

Getting Off Off-Duty: The Impact of Dobbs on Police Officers’ Private Sexual Lives by Joshua Arrayales

The Inadmissibility of Victim Impact Evidence by Fernanda Gonzalez

ISSUE 4

FOREWORD

ARTICLES

The Undignified First Amendment by Douglas E. Edlin

A Government Branch of Its Own: Reining in the Power of the Regents of the University of California by Veronica Gray

“It’s Not Ok to Not Be Ok”: Suicide, California’s Lanterman-Petris-Short Act, and The Constitution by Christina Strohmann

The Spy in Your Pocket: Montana’s TikTok Ban and the Federalism Limits of State-level Foreign Policy by Wei Luo