Volume 75, Issue 1

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Articles

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“Whimsy Little Contracts” with Unexpected Consequences: An Empirical Analysis of Consumer Understanding of Arbitration Agreements

Jeff Sovern, Elayne E. Greenberg, Paul F. Kirgis, and Yuxiang Liu

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Foreword: Private and Public Revisited Once Again

Mark A. Graber

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Universal Arguments and Particular Arguments on Abortion Rights

Stuart Chinn

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Privacy at 50: The Bedroom, the Courtroom, and the Spaces in Between

Judith A. Baer

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Legal Epistemologies

Howard Schweber

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Can, Do, and Should Legal Entities Have Dignity?: The Case of the State

Maxwell O. Chibundu

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The Right to Same-Sex Marriage: Formalism, Realism, and Social Change in Lawrence (2003), Windsor (2013), & Obergefell (2015)

Ronald Kahn

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A Conceptual Disaster Zone Indeed: The Incoherence of the State and the Need for State Action Doctrine(s)

Brookes Brown

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Evangelical Reform and the Paradoxical Origins of the Right to Privacy

John W. Compton

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Some Dilemmas in Drawing the Public/Private Distinction in New Deal Era State Constitutional Law

Keith Whittington

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Telescoping and Collectivizing Religious Free Exercise Rights

Henry L. Chambers Jr.

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The Federalist Provenance of the Principle of Privacy

Elvin T. Lim

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Privacy, Police Power, and the Growth of Public Power in the Early Twentieth Century: A Not So Unlikely Coexistence

Carol Nackenof

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Doric Columns Are Not Falling: Wedding Cakes, the Ministerial Exception, and the Public-Private Distinction

James M. Oleske Jr.

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Neuro Lie Detection and Mental Privacy

Madison Kilbride and Jason Iuliano

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Tributes

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In Praise of Bill Reynolds and Paul Blair

William M. Richman

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