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Most Recent Additions*

National Endowment of the Art's Controversial Obscenity Regulation and Its Constitutional Ramifications
Jodi Cantor

National Security and the Disparate Impact of Free Speech Rules
Frederick Schauer

Cracking Down on the Trade in Child Pornography and Pornography for Children: More Prosecutions, Stiffer Sentences and Now, after Osborne v. Ohio, No Place to Hide
Harvey L. Zuckman

To Stimulate, Provoke, or Incite Hate Speech and the First Amendment
Kenneth Lasson

The Media and the Censors Blue Pencil
D Paul, Barbara Singer, P. Steinle, and J Wragg

The Public's Right to Know
G Baldwin, E Burkett, and A Terl

Prior Restraint in Light of United States v. Noriega--Has the Law Been Changed
William M. Hoeveler

The Bill of Rights, Freedom of Speech, Censorship, and the Cop on the Beat
Roger Handberg

Speech, Press, Religion and Assembly: Now and Tomorrow
Ellen S. Podgor

The Geography of MFW-Land
Itai Fiegenbaum

Taking Corwin Seriously
Itai Fiegenbaum

Should Defense Counsel Interview Plaintiffs' Treating Physician Ex Parte: Physician-Patient Privilege v. Discovery
Diane Davis

Liability of Blood Banks for the Transmission of HIV-AIDS
Martin B. Kofsky

The Jurisprudence of Affirmative Action: Equality in Abstraction and Application
Alec Anthony Izzo

Say It Ain't So, Lewis--The Agony of a New Legal Method Professor
James F. Kagan Jr.

European Unity in the Nineties--A Mirage
Thomas Opperman

The Fourteenth Amendment: Original Intent and Modern Possibility
Donald E. Lively

*Updated as of 08/28/25.