The new issue of Engage magazine, the journal of the Federalist Society practice groups (volume 12, issue 2), is now available.
It includes the following articles, many of which are of originalist interest:
Special Edition: Templeton Debates
The Constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Richard A. Epstein & Jesse H. Choper
Same-Sex Marriage and Conscience Exemptions Robin Fretwell Wilson & Jana Singer
Healthcare Reform's Impact on Drug Patents Adam Mossoff
Film Piracy and the Pirate Bay Cases John Malcolm
Do We Trust Judges Too Much? Did the Framers? David Forte & Bruce Miller
The Impact of Judicial Activism on the Moral Character of Citizens Ilya Shapiro & Fred Smith
The Establishment Clause Richard W. Garnett & Kurt T. Lash
Did the Supreme Court Properly Decide Christian Legal Society v. Martinez? Gregory Baylor & Ronald Chen
CIVIL RIGHTS
Bullying as a Civil Rights Violation: The U.S. Department of Education's Approach to Harassment by Kenneth L. Marcus
Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin: Could the Supreme Court Revisit Its Decision in Grutter? by Joshua Thompson
Pruning the Overgrowth of Government Contracting Preferences by George R. La Noue
Does the Fourteenth Amendment Protect Unenumerated Rights? Kurt T. Lash & Alan Gura
CORPORATIONS, SECURITIES & ANTITRUST
Developments in Whistleblower Laws: Advantage Whistleblower? by Larry R. ("Buzz") Wood, Jr. & Richard William Diaz
CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE
The Evolution of Wiretapping by Paul Rosenzweig
FEDERALISM & SEPARATION OF POWERS
Ramifications of Repealing the 17th Amendment Todd Zywicki & Ilya Somin
The Unbearable Rightness of Marbury v. Madison: Its Real Lessons and Irrepressible Myths by William H. Pryor Jr.
Critique of a Proposal to Allow State Bankruptcy by John S. Baker, Jr.
Bailouts or Bankruptcy? by Michael S. Greve
FINANCIAL SERVICES & E-COMMERCE
Is FINRA Constitutional? by Joseph McLaughlin
Something for (Almost) Everybody in Dodd-Frank: Racial, Gender, and Diversity Considerations in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act by Christopher Byrnes
INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL SECURITY LAW
War Powers Irresolution: The Obama Administration and the Libyan Intervention by Robert J. Delahunty
Remarks upon Accepting the 2011 James Madison Award by Michael B. Mukasey
RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES
European Court of Human Rights Finds No Right to Abortion Under European Human Rights Convention by William L. Saunders
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