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Northwestern University Law Review : Issues : Volume 106, Issue 2

Volume 106, Issue 2

  SYMPOSIUM
  Foreword: The Legacy of Justice John Paul Stevens [citation]   Lindsay S. Dunbar & John B. Meixner 409–412
  Tribute to Justice John Paul Stevens [citation]   Steven G. Calabresi 413–416
  The Institution Matching Canon [citation]   Aziz Z. Huq 417–466
  "The Essence of a Free Society": The Executive Powers Legacy of Justice Stevens and the Future of Foreign Affairs Deference [citation]   Dawn Johnsen 467–526
  The Rise and Fall of the Separation of Powers [citation]   Steven G. Calabresi, Mark E. Berghausen & Skylar Albertson 527–550
  Justice Stevens and the Chevron Puzzle [citation]   Thomas W. Merrill 551–566
  Justice Stevens, Religious Enthusiast [citation]   Andrew Koppelman 567–586
  A Fixture on a Changing Court: Justice Stevens and the Establishment Clause [citation]   Erwin Chemerinsky 587–604
  Continuing the Constitutional Dialogue: A Discussion on Justice Stevens's Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Jurisprudence [citation]   Alan Brownstein 605–656
  Justice Stevens and the News Media: An Exercise in Exposition [citation]   Bill Barnhart 657–698
  Are Even Unanimous Decisions in the United States Supreme Court Ideological? [citation]   Lee Epstein, William M. Landes & Richard A. Posner 699–714
  Supreme Court Prequel: Justice Stevens on the Seventh Circuit [citation]   Stefanie A. Lindquist 715–742
  John Paul Stevens, Originalist [citation]   Diane Marie Amann 743–768
  Stripping the Gears of National Government: Justice Stevens's Stand Against Judicial Subversion of Progressive Laws and Lawmaking [citation]   Simon Lazarus 769–832
  Reflections on OT07 [citation]   Katherine Shaw 833–838
  Some Thoughts on Justice Stevens and Judging [citation]   Constantine L. Trela, Jr. 839–844
  Justice Stevens's Black Leather Arm Chair [citation]   Kathryn A. Watts 845–850
         
  ADDRESS      
  Northwestern University School of Law's 151st Commencement Address [citation]   Justice John Paul Stevens 851–854
         
  NOTES & COMMENTS      
  DMCA Section 512 Safe Harbor for Anonymity Networks Amid a Cyber-Democratic Storm: Lessons From the 2009 Iranian Uprising [citation]   Nassim Nazemi 855–892
  "A Deposition is not a Take Home Examination": Fixing Federal Rule 30(E) and Policing the Errata Sheet [citation]   Gregory A. Ruehlmann, Jr. 893–926
  Using Appraisal to Protect Net Operating Loss Carryforwards [citation]   Peter B. Siegal 927–950
         
  COLLOQUY ESSAYS      
  The Irony of Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC [citation]   Caroline Mala Corbin 951–972
  Act III of the Ministerial Exception [citation]   Paul Horwitz 973–994